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SLR 1.161 — FILING OF DOCUMENTS WITH COURT
Josephine County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 5 · 2026
1.161 FILING OF DOCUMENTS WITH COURT (1) A drop box will be available until 5:00 pm for filings and payments at both the main courthouse and the Juvenile Justice Center. A drop box is located next to Courtroom 4 on the second floor of the main courthouse, 510 N W 5th Street, Grants Pass, Oregon and on the second floor of the Juvenile Justice Center, 301 NW F Street, Grants Pass, Oregon. Documents deposited prior to 5:00 PM will be filed the same day. Documents deposited after 5:00 PM will be filed on the next business day. Receipts for filing fees will be provided if a self - addressed, stamped envelope is attached to the filing. Documents failing to meet requirements outlined in ORCP 9E and Josephine County SLR 2.015 will not be accepted for filing and will be returned to the party. (2) Documents submitted by facsimile (FAX) transmission or email will not be received for filing. (3) Mandatory electronic filing is required for members of the Oregon State Bar per UTCR 21.140.
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SLR 2.095 — FILINGS FOR CONSOLIDATED CASES
Josephine County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 7–8 · 2026
2.095 FILINGS FOR CONSOLIDATED CASES (1) Pleadings, memoranda, or other documents filed pursuant to UTCR 2.090, which affect each of the consolidated cases, must include complete case captions listing all parties and consolidated case numbers. (2) When submitted by electronic filing, the document(s) shall be submitted in each consolidated case number. (3) Pleadings, memoranda, and other documents filed in cases that are related but not consolidated shall contain only the case caption and case number for the case to which it applies. Original documents must be submitted in each case for the document to be filed in each of the related cases. F ebruary 1, 2026 14th Judicial District – Josephine County Circuit Court -4- CHAPTER 3 MEDIA OR OTHER PUBLIC ACCESS COVERAGE OF COURT EVENTS
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SLR 8.015 — FAMILY LAW CO-PARENTING EDUCATION PROGRAMS
Josephine County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 18–20 · 2026
8.015 FAMILY LAW CO-PARENTING EDUCATION PROGRAMS (1) Josephine County Circuit Court has established family law education programs when a party to the action is the parent of a child as authorized by ORS 3.425. (2) The following cases are subject to these programs: (a) annulment or dissolution of marriage actions; (b) legal separation actions; (c) petitions to establish paternity, custody , parenting time, or visitation by unmarried parents; (d) petitions to establish custody, parenting time, or visitation by any party; and (e) post-judgment litigation involving changes in custody, parenting time, or visitation in which the parties have not previously completed these programs. (3) Co-Parenting Education Program (a) All parties involved in a case that include children under the age of seventeen (17) years shall successfully complete a court - approved Co-Parenting Education Program. (b) Court action in these cases will not be delayed by a party’s refusal, failure, or delay in registering…
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SLR 2.015 — RETURN OF A DOCUMENT TO A PARTY
Josephine County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 7 · 2026
2.015 RETURN OF A DOCUMENT TO A PARTY In addition to the authority to decline to receive or file a document under ORCP 9E, a document may be returned to the party who submitted it in the following situations: (1) A document with an existing case number and case caption from another jurisdiction unless filed pursuant to an order signed by a judge allowing a change of venue or authorizing the filing on some other basis; (2) A document which required a fee but the fee payment or an order to waive or defer the fee is not provided; (3) A document without sufficient identifying information to determine in which case it should be filed or entered; (4) A document with a case caption from a jurisdiction not recognized by the Oregon constitution or established by the Oregon Legislature, or a judgment or decree purportedly issued by a nonexistent court; and (5) A document submitted by facsimile (FAX) transmission or email.
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SLR 8.041 — PREJUDGMENT RELIEF
Josephine County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 20–22 · 2026
8.041 PREJUDGMENT RELIEF (1) No motion shall be filed ex parte (i.e., without notice to the other side) unless specifically authorized by Oregon Statute or court rule, except a motion for show cause, motion for mediation, and motion to enforce parenting time. Any motion filed ex parte shall comply with UTCR 5.060(2) (contain the words “ ex parte” in the caption) and shall also cite the specific statute or rule that allows the motion to be filed without notice. A proposed order may be submitted along with a motion filed under this subsection without notice to the other side. (2) Except where a statute or rule explicitly allows an appearance without notice to the other party, a party seeking relief at scheduled or specially arranged ex parte times must provide one (1) judicial day notice to the opposing party of the date, time and court where the relief will be sought. February 1, 2026 14th Judicial District – Josephine County Circuit Court -17- The party seeking relief at ex parte time …
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SLR 8.135 — DISMISSAL OF RESTRAINING ORDERS (FAMILY ABUSE PREVENTION
Josephine County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 24–26 · 2026
8.135 DISMISSAL OF RESTRAINING ORDERS (FAMILY ABUSE PREVENTION ACT) (1) Petitioners seeking a dismissal of a restraining order under the Family Abuse Prevention Act (FAPA) must: (a) File a motion that complies with ORS 107.720(2); (b) Provide a certificate of completion of a court -approved “Abuse Awareness” course. (2) A list of court -approved “Abuse Awareness” course providers is available in person at the family court service window and on the court February 1, 2026 14th Judicial District – Josephine County Circuit Court -21- website defined in SLR 1.171 under Protective Orders, Abuse Awareness Course Information. (3) Upon a showing of good cause, a petitioner may request waiver of the attendance requirement of this program. The request must be made by written motion, supported by declaration / affidavit, and filed with the court. (4) Upon filing of the motion to dismiss restraining order, the party requesting dismissal will be scheduled in for hearing before the Family Court Judge…
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SLR 9.051 — RESTRICTION OF ASSETS
Josephine County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 26 · 2026
9.051 RESTRICTION OF ASSETS Any assets restricted by court order require filing of an A cknowledgment of Restriction of A ssets. The form can be found on the court forms webpage defined in SLR 1.172 under Probate.
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SLR 9.091 — VISITOR’S APPOINTMENT AND FEES
Josephine County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 28–29 · 2026
9.091 VISITOR’S APPOINTMENT AND FEES (1) The visitor shall not undertake an investigation until the visitor ’s fee has been paid. The fee is payable at the time of filing. The only exception is if the court approves an affidavit of indigency. (2) The visitor shall be compensated as provided in ORS 125.170 and the court’s Presiding Judge Order. February 1, 2026 14th Judicial District – Josephine County Circuit Court -25- CHAPTER 11 JUVENILE COURT PROCEEDINGS
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