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SLR 12.003 — Alternative Dispute Resolution Commission
Jackson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 28 · 2026
12.003 Alternative Dispute Resolution Commission In addition to its other duties, the Alternative Dispute Resolution Commission shall monitor the court mediation programs, advise the court regarding mediation services, review qualifications and training of mediators, and establish a compensation schedule for court mediators.
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SLR 13.003 — Alternative Dispute Resolution Commission
Jackson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 31 · 2026
13.003 Alternative Dispute Resolution Commission In addition to its other duties, the Alternative Dispute Resolution Commission shall monitor the court arbitration programs, advise the court regarding arbitration services, review qualifications of arbitrators, and establish a compensation schedule for court arbitrators.
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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 12.012 — Completing Mediation
Jackson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 30 · 2026
12.012 Completing Mediation Any case assigned to mediation must complete mediation within 90 days of assignment, unless otherwise ordered by the court. (1) In all cases assigned to mediation in which a settlement is reached, the parties shall report such settlement to the mediator and the mediator shall file a notice of such settlement with the court. (2) The results of mediation hearings shall be reported to the court as either “settled” or “not settled.” (3) If a case is reported as “settled”, the terms of the agreement, including a date of final compliance, shall be signed by the parties and filed by the mediator with the clerk of the court within 10 judicial days. (a) The mediator shall provide the creditor with a form to report compliance or non-compliance with the terms of the settlement agreement. (b) Should the creditor fail to file a report of compliance or non-compliance within 30 days after the final date for compliance or report the terms of the settlement have been met, th…
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SLR 12.002 — Matters Subject to Mediation
Jackson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 28 · 2026
12.002 Matters Subject to Mediation (1) Jackson County Circuit Court has a mandatory Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) program pursuant to ORS 36.400 to 36.425, UTCR Chapter 13, and ORS 36.185 to 36.210. Litigants may satisfy this requirement by participating in court annexed arbitration or mediation. (2) All small claims cases in which a jury trial has been requested, and in which a formal complaint has been filed, shall be subject to the Alternative Dispute Resolution program rules. (3) All contested small claims and landlord/tenant cases shall be referred to mediation pursuant to ORS 36.185, except as otherwise ordered by the court. Parties in landlord/tenant cases may opt out of mediation at first appearance. Mediation may be attended by remote means. If a resolution is not reached, the case shall thereafter proceed to trial. Cases involving an incarcerated party shall not be referred to mediation unless all parties agree to participate in mediation.
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SLR 12.010 — Assignment of Mediator and Scheduling
Jackson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 29 · 2026
12.010 Assignment of Mediator and Scheduling (1) The court shall exercise its authority under ORS 36.200(2) to assign cases subject to SLR 12.008(2) to a mediator. (2) The mediator will assign the date, time, and meeting place of the initial mediation session and any additional sessions. Mediation may occur by remote means. (3) The parties may choose, at their option and expense, mediation services other than those suggested by the court. Private mediation services shall be subject to the same provisions of ORS 36.180 to 36.210. (4) Providing a party objects to the court-appointed mediator, the party may request reassignment of another mediator by filing an affidavit with the court setting forth good cause for the request.
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SLR 6.012 — Settlement Conferences
Jackson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 12–13 · 2026
6.012 Settlement Conferences (1) If one party requests a pretrial settlement conference, or in cases designated by the court, a mandatory settlement conference shall be held. However, scheduling of a settlement conference is subject to judicial availability and a settlement conference shall not be scheduled so as to delay trial of the case. The pretrial settlement conference will not be required if the opposing party demonstrates good cause why the settlement conference should not be held. (2) The purpose of the settlement conference is to provide a forum to resolve disputes before trial through the active participation of counsel and the court. The Effective February 1, 2026 JUDICIAL DISTRICT 1 (JACKSON COUNTY) SUPPLEMENTARY RULES Page 13 of 42 attendance of all parties and their trial attorneys is required. When a party is insured, a representative of the insurance company with authority to settle the case shall be in attendance. Upon a showing of good cause, the judge conducting the…
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SLR 12.011 — Compensation of Mediators
Jackson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 29–30 · 2026
12.011 Compensation of Mediators (1) Payment of the mediation fee is due within 14 calendar days of notice of assignment of a mediator. Each party shall pay the mediator directly. (2) If any party fails to pay the prescribed fee within 14 calendar days of assignment, the court will exercise its authority under UTCR 1.090 to impose an appropriate sanction. Effective February 1, 2026 JUDICIAL DISTRICT 1 (JACKSON COUNTY) SUPPLEMENTARY RULES Page 30 of 42 (3) If arbitration is requested subsequent to the appointment of a mediator, but prior to any mediation occurring, the parties shall nevertheless be required to pay the mediator a fee of $25.00 each.
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