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SLR 5.101 — Submission of Orders and Judgments Following a Trial or Hearing
Jackson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 11–12 · 2026
5.101 Submission of Orders and Judgments Following a Trial or Hearing (1) Attorneys who are directed by the court to prepare and submit orders or judgments following a court proceeding shall use reasonable diligence in doing so within twenty-eight (28) days of the date they are instructed to do so. (2) An attorney who wishes to object to the form or content of a proposed order or judgment shall have ten (10) days from receipt of the proposed order or judgment in which to file written objections. (3) An attorney objecting to the form or content of a proposed order or judgment is required to make a good faith effort to confer with the attorney who prepared the order or judgment before filing objections thereto. Effective February 1, 2026 JUDICIAL DISTRICT 1 (JACKSON COUNTY) SUPPLEMENTARY RULES Page 12 of 42 CHAPTER 6 – TRIALS
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SLR 8.041 — Pre-General Judgment Relief
Jackson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 20–21 · 2026
8.041 Pre-General Judgment Relief (1) Pursuant to ORS 107.095(1)(a) and (b), temporary child and spousal support and suit funding shall be determined without an evidentiary hearing, based on the Uniform Support Declarations and affidavits or declarations filed by the parties using the following procedures: (a) The moving party must file a Uniform Support Declaration together with the motion and a supporting affidavit or declaration for an order of temporary support. The motion must include, prominently displayed on the first page, a notice to the adverse party stating, in substance, the responding party’s obligations under paragraph (b) of this subsection. The notice also must state: “If you do not respond, the court may take action based on this motion. You may be ordered to pay support in the amount requested. Refer to SLR 8.041 for further information.” Effective February 1, 2026 JUDICIAL DISTRICT 1 (JACKSON COUNTY) SUPPLEMENTARY RULES Page 21 of 42 (b) The adverse party must file a…
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SLR 8.013 — Mandatory Parent Education Program
Jackson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 19–20 · 2026
8.013 Mandatory Parent Education Program (1) Jackson County has established a Parent Education program of the type authorized by ORS 3.425. All parties involved in a case that includes a child under the age of 17 years shall successfully complete a court-approved Co- Parenting Education Program. The program provides information on the impact of family restructuring on children to each person named as a party in the following types of proceedings involving minor children: (a) annulment or dissolution; (b) legal separation; (c) petition to establish custody or parenting time; and (d) post-judgment litigation involving custody or parenting time. (2) Each party who files an appearance in a proceeding of the types described above shall complete the Parent Education program prior to entry of judgment. However, if a party filing a post judgment motion to modify involving custody or parenting time has previously filed a Parenting Education Program completion certificate with the court, that pa…
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SLR 11.016 — Termination of Parental Rights (TPR)
Jackson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 25–26 · 2026
11.016 Termination of Parental Rights (TPR) (1) TPR Initial Appearances are held on the second Friday of each month at 1:00 p.m. in the Jackson County Circuit Court Justice Building located at 100 S Oakdale Avenue, Medford, Oregon 97501. (2) A parent who is served with a summons for the first appearance in a petition to terminate parental rights case shall appear personally in court at the time and place specified in the summons. The purpose of the appearance is to deny allegations of the petition and to receive/acknowledge future court dates for TPR proceedings. (3) At the first appearance, a parent may request a court appointed attorney to represent the parent at trial. (4) Parents who are incarcerated will be permitted to appear by simultaneous electronic transmission (e.g. telephone or video). (5) A parent who fails to appear as summoned may be subject to entry of judgment granting the petition to terminate the parental rights of that parent following a prima facie hearing. (6) A p…
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SLR 5.061 — Civil Motions
Jackson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 9–10 · 2026
5.061 Civil Motions (1) There are three types of civil motions: evidentiary, non-evidentiary and “ex parte.” (a) Evidentiary motions are motions in which it is contemplated that testimony will be taken. (b) Non-evidentiary motions, including any motion for summary judgment, shall be heard without the taking of testimony. (c) “Ex parte” motions may or may not require the taking of testimony. (2) Evidentiary motions shall be commenced by the filing of a motion asking for specific relief. They shall be supported by an affidavit and/or an ORCP 17 certified statement setting forth the factual and/or legal grounds for the relief sought. The documents filed shall reasonably apprise the opposing party(ies) of the issues sought to be determined. (a) Evidentiary motions shall be accompanied by a completed “Civil Evidentiary Motion Notice of Hearing” form. Service of the motion, the form, and any supporting documents shall be made pursuant to ORCP 7 or ORCP 9, as determined by the status of the c…
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SLR 5.062 — Stipulated or “Ex Parte” Orders
Jackson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 10–11 · 2026
5.062 Stipulated or “Ex Parte” Orders (1) A stipulated or “ex parte” matter may be presented to the judge to whom the case is assigned; or, if unassigned, then to any individual judge with that judge’s permission. The presentation may be made in person by the moving party or attorney. (2) Emergency matters may be presented to a judge at any time, except as prohibited by SLR 5.062(4). (3) Stipulated or “ex parte” matters may also be left with the court clerk or any individual judge’s judicial assistant for presentation to the judge in due course. (4) The court will not entertain “ex parte” matters while on the bench other than the matter before the court for hearing. (5) “Ex parte” matters include, but are not limited to, the following: default dissolution judgments, petitions for restraining orders under the provision of any Oregon law, motions for show cause orders, waivers of marriage license waiting periods, waivers of waiting periods in domestic relations cases, default orders, and…
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SLR 8.011 — Mediation of Child Custody and Parenting Time
Jackson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 17–19 · 2026
8.011 Mediation of Child Custody and Parenting Time (1) In any domestic relations suit involving a contest over custody or parenting time of children, the parties shall make themselves available to the court’s mediation service. A notice from the mediation service must be filed with the court stating that the parties have cooperated, and the mediation has been unsuccessful before a trial or hearing on the merits is to be held. (2) The parties may select, by stipulation, a private mediator. The parties shall directly contract with the private mediator and be responsible for payment of the mediator’s fees. If independent mediation is selected, a written stipulation indicating the name of the mediator shall be filled with the court. (3) A case filed in the Jackson County Circuit Court remains under the jurisdiction of that court in all phases of the proceedings, including mediation. Any agreement of the parties reached as a result of mediation for which court enforcement may be sought mus…
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SLR 11.017 — Private Dependency Petitions
Jackson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 26 · 2026
11.017 Private Dependency Petitions (1) When a private petition is filed in a dependency case where the Oregon Department of Human Services (ODHS) is not a party, the Juvenile Court Clerk’s Office will schedule hearings as required by statute in due course. (2) The party filing the private dependency petition is responsible for ensuring that service of the petition and summons is effected on the parties. (3) The party filing a private dependency petition is responsible for providing the discovery to the court and other parties in the case. (4) Following a Judgment for Jurisdiction & Disposition, the court will set a future status hearing out 365 days, or the date the child reaches the age of majority, whichever is sooner. (5) The court may, on its own motion, terminate jurisdiction and wardship when the child reaches the age of majority.
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