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SLR 7.011 — COURT NOTIFICATION OF PLEAS OR STIPULATIONS
Josephine County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 15 · 2026
7.011 COURT NOTIFICATION OF PLEAS OR STIPULATIONS No agreement or stipulation between the parties and their attorneys concerning any proceeding before the court or disposition thereof will be considered or enforced unless the same be made in open court in the presence of the parties and reported or reduced in writing and subscribed by the party or attorney to be bound thereby, unless otherwise ordered by the court. Parties shall submit pleas using the p lea petitions available on the court forms webpage defined in SLR 1.172 under Criminal.
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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 11.005 — APPEARANCE IN JUVENILE COURT DEPENDENCY CASES
Josephine County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 29 · 2026
11.005 APPEARANCE IN JUVENILE COURT DEPENDENCY CASES (1) A parent who is served with a summons in a child dependency case shall appear personally in court at the time and place specified in the summons for hearings on the allegations of the petition. (2) A parent who fails to appear at a hearing specified in the summons, or one that they received proper notice of shall be subject to a prima facie hearing which may result in entry of a jurisdictional, dispositional, or other order and/or judgment granting the relief and/or services recommended by the petitioning party and/or agency.
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SLR 15.005 — SMALL CLAIMS MEDIATION
Josephine County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 37–38 · 2026
15.005 SMALL CLAIMS MEDIATION (1) All contested small claims cases shall be subject to mediation, pursuant to ORS 36.185. A case will be removed from mediation and proceed in the normal fashion if either party makes the request to the mediator following the orientation session. (2) Mediation services shall be provided by the court without cost to the litigants. Parties to the case will be notified in writing of their scheduled mediation date. (3) An authorized representative may appear on behalf of a business but must be familiar with the facts of the case and must have full authority to settle. (4) Agreements reached while in mediation shall be signed by the parties and filed with the court. (5) Failure of either party to abide by the agreement will be grounds for the opposing party to file with the court a properly served Declaration of Non-Compliance and Request for Judgment, proposed Small Claim Judgment, Declaration of Non- Incapacitated Defendant and Non- Military Service, Notice…
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SLR 5.061 — PRESENTATION OF EX PARTE MATTERS
Josephine County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 10–12 · 2026
5.061 PRESENTATION OF EX PARTE MATTERS (1) Civil and Criminal Matters Civil and Criminal s tipulated or ex parte matters are heard daily from 8:00 to 8:15 AM at the main courthouse and not otherwise except in case of emergency. (a) Notice Requirements Parties shall notify the court in person or by email to JOS.Exparte.Notice@ojd.state.or.us b y 2pm at least one judicial day prior to the requested hearing date. (i) R epresented Parties Notice shall include a PDF or hard copy of the document(s) that will be presented ex parte, a summary of the relief sought, and the name of the judge, if the case is assigned. (ii) Self -Represented Parties Notice shall include a summary of the relief sought and the name of the judge, if the case is assigned, and may include a PDF or hard copy of the document(s) that will be presented ex parte. (2) Domestic Relations Matters Domestic relations stipulated or ex parte orders as appropriate pursuant to SLR 8.041 may be presented by a party or attorney of rec…
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SLR 12.085 — ASSIGNMENT OF MEDIATOR AND SCHEDULING
Josephine County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 33–34 · 2026
12.085 ASSIGNMENT OF MEDIATOR AND SCHEDULING (1) The court shall exercise its authority under ORS 36.200(2) to assign cases subject to SLR 12.021 to a mediator. (2) The mediator will assign the date, time and place of the initial mediation session and any additional sessions. February 1, 2026 14th Judicial District – Josephine County Circuit Court -30- (3) The parties may choose, at their option and expense, mediation services other than those suggested by the court, and entering into such private mediation services shall be subject to the same provisions of ORS 36.185 to 36.210.
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SLR 4.015 — MOTIONS TO CONSOLIDATE
Josephine County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 9–10 · 2026
4.015 MOTIONS TO CONSOLIDATE (1) Motions to Consolidate will be held for objections for three (3) court days with a ruling by the court on the fourth (4 th) day or thereafter. If the proof of service attached to the motion indicates that service was done by mail, an additional three (3) days will be added to the holding period. (2) If opposing counsel objects, the objection shall be in writing and submitted to the court within the holding period established in (1) . Upon receipt of a written objection, the matter will be set on the next available Motion Docket. (3) If the motion indicates all parties agree to the consolidation, the holding period established in (1) will be waived. F ebruary 1, 2026 14th Judicial District – Josephine County Circuit Court -6- CHAPTER 5 PROCEEDINGS IN CIVIL CASES
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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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