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SLR 8.051 — POST-JUDGMENT MODIFICATION PROCEEDINGS AND POST-JUDGMENT STATUS QUO PROCEEDINGS
Lane County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 24–25 · 2026
8.051 POST-JUDGMENT MODIFICATION PROCEEDINGS AND POST-JUDGMENT STATUS QUO PROCEEDINGS (1) When filing a post-judgment motion for order to show cause seeking judgment modification, the order to show cause shall require the adverse party to file a written response in answer to the motion and affidavit, with a responding uniform support declaration if the issue of support is to be contested, within the time prescribed by ORS 107.135(14). (a) The order to show cause shall advise the adverse party that if such written appearance is not timely filed, a default order shall be applied for by the moving party. Thereafter, the proceedings shall be conducted in the same manner and form as provided for in non-jury actions. (2) Motions for post-judgment status quo orders pursuant to ORS 107.138 shall include an affidavit or declaration in support and a proposed order to show cause that requires the personal appearance of the other party. (a) The proposed order to show cause shall require the opposi…
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SLR 8.042 — PRE-JUDGMENT TEMPORARY CUSTODY, PARENTING TIME, EXCLUSIVE USE OF FAMILY HOME OR PROPERTY
Lane County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 24 · 2026
8.042 PRE-JUDGMENT TEMPORARY CUSTODY, PARENTING TIME, EXCLUSIVE USE OF FAMILY HOME OR PROPERTY (1) Motions for pre-judgment temporary custody, parenting time, or exclusive use of the family home or property pursuant to ORS 107.095 shall include an affidavit or declaration in support and a proposed order to show cause that requires the personal appearance of the other party. (2) The proposed order to show cause shall require the opposing party to appear at a specified time and date on the Show Cause #2 docket pursuant to SLR 7.008. (3) All orders to show cause shall be served not less than twenty-one (21) days prior to the time set for hearing or appearance unless another time is ordered by the Court or provided by law. The order to show cause shall contain a notice plainly and specifically stating the hearing date and time. (4) The order to show cause shall require the adverse party to personally appear to be heard or to otherwise contest the issues, either in whole or in part, and to …
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SLR 8.041 — MOTIONS/ORDERS TO SHOW CAUSE FOR PRE-JUDGMENT INTERIM FINANCIAL RELIEF
Lane County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 23–24 · 2026
8.041 MOTIONS/ORDERS TO SHOW CAUSE FOR PRE-JUDGMENT INTERIM FINANCIAL RELIEF (1) Motions for temporary pre-judgment interim financial relief shall be filed separately from other interim requests and must include an affidavit in support, and a completed Uniform Support Declaration (USD). Pre-judgment interim financial relief will be determined without testimony, based on the motion, affidavits and the USDs filed by the parties. (2) The order to show cause shall require the adverse party, if the adverse party desires to appear and be heard, or contest any of the issues, to file a USD and responding affidavit within 14 days following service or as the court may otherwise direct. The responding affidavit shall respond to the original USD and affidavit and allege matters to the extent the adverse party wishes to put matters of fact at issue. The moving party may respond to the adverse party's responding USD and affidavit. Except for good cause shown, no further filings are required or permi…
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SLR 6.013 — APPEARANCE AT TRIAL – SETTLED CASES
Lane County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 14–15 · 2026
6.013 APPEARANCE AT TRIAL – SETTLED CASES (1) Domestic Relations Cases: (a) Unless settlement documents have been previously tendered to the court, all parties in domestic relations cases and their attorneys must appear on the scheduled trial date at the 9:30 a.m. Trial Call prepared for trial. Settlement agreements and proposed orders or judgments that have been reduced to writing and not previously filed shall be presented to the court at that time. Settlements which have not been reduced to writing must be placed on the record at that time and must be full and complete settlements of all issues. Written documentation of any settlements so placed on the record must be presented to the court within 14 days thereafter, or the case will be dismissed. (b) If the parties are unable to place a full and complete settlement on the record at trial call, the case will be referred out for trial. (c) Upon request, the calendar clerk will set a case on the 9:30 a.m. trial call docket in advance o…
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SLR 7.008 — SHOW CAUSE HEARINGS
Lane County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 17 · 2026
7.008 SHOW CAUSE HEARINGS Show cause proceedings exceptdomestic relations post-judgment modification motions shall be heard on Mondays. When Monday is a legal holiday, they will be heard on Tuesday. Any hearing expected to take more than one hour will not be heard on Monday unless special arrangements are made in advance with the show cause judge or the presiding judge. The show cause judge may determine at the docket appearance whether a hearing will be rescheduled to the trial call docket. Show cause hearings are scheduled on Mondays as follows: (1) 8:30 a.m. DA Docket: Support enforcement contempt Protective order contempt/violation of protective orders 9:00 a.m. Show Cause #1: Protective order contested hearings 9:00 a.m. Show Cause #2: Show cause matters Domestic relations: Show cause re: immediate danger (contested) Pre-judgment status quo (contested) Post-judgment status quo (for hearing) Parenting time enforcement Interim relief requests (custody, parenting time, exclusive use …
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SLR 5.005 — MOTIONS IN CIVIL CASES
Lane County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 11–12 · 2026
5.005 MOTIONS IN CIVIL CASES (1) The following motions in civil cases shall be accompanied by a proposed order which provides an option to grant or deny the motion and a space for the court to insert comments or further direction. (a) Motions to set or change a hearing or trial date. (b) Any motion directed to the presiding judge under these rules. (c) Any motion that may be submitted ex parte under Oregon Statute or rules. (d) Stipulated or unopposed motions. (2) All pretrial motions, including motions for summary judgment, will be considered on the fifth succeeding motion day after the motion is filed, unless otherwise ordered by the court. Upon written stipulation, filed not later than the Thursday of the week preceding the day for consideration, the consideration may be continued to a later motion day. No motion may be continued more than once, nor additional time to file memoranda allowed, unless ordered by the court. (3) Motion Days (a) Monday is motion day for civil motions. Whe…
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SLR 11.005 — APPEARANCE IN JUVENILE COURT FOR TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS CASES
Lane County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 29 · 2026
11.005 APPEARANCE IN JUVENILE COURT FOR TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS CASES (1) 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 the allegations of the petition and request a trial. (2) At the first appearance, a parent may request a court appointed attorney to represent the parent at trial. (3) A parent who fails to appear as summoned may be subject to entry of a judgment granting the petition to terminate the parental rights of that parent following a prima facie hearing. (4) A parent who fails to appear at any hearing after the first appearance may be subject to entry of a judgment granting the petition to terminate the parental rights of that parent following a prima facie hearing.
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SLR 13.123 — ARBITRATOR COMPENSATION DISPUTES
Lane County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 31 · 2026
13.123 ARBITRATOR COMPENSATION DISPUTES (1) Any dispute as to the amount of the arbitrator’s fee must be submitted to the court in the form of a motion to determine the arbitrator’s fee within 7 days of receipt by the complaining party of the arbitrator’s itemized statement required by UTCR 13.120(2). The motion shall be supported by an affidavit and a memorandum supporting the party’s position. (2) The arbitrator shall file a response, supported by an affidavit, within 7 days of receipt of the motion, and the dispute will be resolved by the court in a summary fashion without further argument. (3) If, 7 days after the court’s determination the arbitrator’s fee has not been paid in full, or funds on deposit with the arbitrator in excess of the fee determined to be reasonable have not been refunded to the party(ies), the party/arbitrator to whom the money is owed may file a request with the court for entry of an appropriate judgment by the way of a supplemental judgment in the case. Chap…
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