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SLR 8.012 — MANDATORY MEDIATION
Lane County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 20–21 · 2026
8.012 MANDATORY MEDIATION All parties involved in non-temporary domestic relations matters in which child custody, parenting time, or visitation is in dispute, or in any other case as ordered by the court on its own motion, must participate in mediation before the court will decide the issues. (1) Exceptions (a) If the only order was entered in a Family Abuse Prevention Act proceeding, parties are excepted from the mediation requirement. (b) Parties in expedited parenting time enforcement proceedings under ORS 107.434 are excepted from mandatory mediation unless specifically ordered by the court to participate. (c) If after attending mediation orientation, the mediation program determines that the case is not appropriate for mediation, parties are excepted from the mediation requirement. (2) A notice regarding this requirement and explanation of the mediation orientation shall be provided to the moving party by the court clerk accepting the filing. The moving party shall serve a copy o…
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SLR 6.012 — SETTLEMENT CONFERENCES
Lane County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 13–14 · 2026
6.012 SETTLEMENT CONFERENCES (1) Scheduling: (a) Any party may request a settlement conference by contacting the calendar clerk to request an available date on the trial docket, in advance of the trial date. Early requests are encouraged. No motion is required. (b) Parties who wish to have the settlement conference assigned to a particular judge must contact that judge to determine if the judge is willing to hear the settlement conference. If so, the party must get a selection of available dates from that judge and then contact the calendar clerk to determine one that is available on the trial docket. (2) On the settlement conference date, trial assignments take precedence. The presiding judge will attempt to assign out all settlement conferences. Requests for assignment to a particular judge will be honored if possible. (3) The settlement conference judge shall not act as trial judge unless agreed to by the parties. A confidential settlement memo or other document must be submitted to…
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SLR 15.002 — MEDIATION
Lane County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 31 · 2026
15.002 MEDIATION Small claims cases shall be subject to mediation, except for good cause acceptable to the court. The mediation will be conducted remotely. The court may decline to consider any small claims matter until notified by the mediator that the matter has proceeded through the mediation process without resolution. If the parties are able to reach an agreement, the court will endorse the agreement, and the matter will be dismissed. If the parties are unable to reach a mediated agreement the matter will be set for trial.
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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 8.011 — MANDATORY PARENT EDUCATION PROGRAM
Lane County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 18–20 · 2026
8.011 MANDATORY PARENT EDUCATION PROGRAM (1) Lane County has established a parent education program of the type authorized by ORS 3.425. The program shall provide information on the impact of family restructuring on children and skills for successful co-parenting after separation for parties in the following types of proceedings: (a) Annulment or dissolution of marriage (b) Legal separation 02/01/2026 2nd Judicial District - Lane County Circuit Court Supplementary Local Rules 15 (c) Petitions to establish custody or parenting time, including cases brought pursuant to ORS 109.119 and paternity cases when those issues are present (d) Post-judgment litigation involving custody and/or parenting time The class may be held in conjunction with the mandatory mediation orientation class, at the discretion of the program administrator. (2) Parent education requirement: All parties, where the interest of a child under the age of 18 years is involved in a case described in subsection (1) above, sh…
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SLR 7.009 — MOTION TO DISQUALIFY A JUDGE
Lane County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 17–18 · 2026
7.009 MOTION TO DISQUALIFY A JUDGE Upon electronic filing of a motion, affidavit, and proposed order to disqualify a judge, the moving party must immediately notify the presiding judge’s chambers of the filing. 02/01/2026 2nd Judicial District - Lane County Circuit Court Supplementary Local Rules 14 7.011 35 DAY CALL Defendants and their attorneys must appear in person for 35-day call at 2:30 p.m. on the date assigned at arraignment to making the report required by UTCR 7.010(3). At the proceeding, the parties will report the status of the case to the assigned judge. If a settlement has not been reached, the case will proceed to a settlement conference to be held that day. A bench warrant will be issued for any defendant who fails to appear.
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SLR 8.015 — ATTORNEYS FOR CHILDREN
Lane County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 21–22 · 2026
8.015 ATTORNEYS FOR CHILDREN (1) Pursuant to ORS 107.425 (6), when the court has ordered on its own motion, or upon motion of a party, or a request from a child to appoint an attorney in a pending matter, the matter shall be routed to the chief civil judge. (2) When a request is made by the child, or upon the court’s own motion, the court will make best efforts to appoint an attorney within 14 days of receiving the request subject to attorney availability and the appointment may occur without further notice to the parties. (3) A motion to appoint an attorney for a child that is made by a party in a pending proceeding must be served on all named parties in the case in accordance with ORCP 9 and must be filed with a proposed order as outlined in (4) below. The court will place the motion on the non-oral civil motions docket five weeks after filing for decision and provide notice to the parties. The motion must include: (a) The child’s contact information for the court and the attorney to…
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