Oregon court rules & publisher orders

Search a rule number or topic in circuit-court local rules and statewide UTCR. County filters select sources; they do not determine the court, venue or applicable law.

36 Oregon counties · 27 local rulebooks · 24 UTCR chapter PDFs

Machine-extracted or machine-OCR source text, not independently validated legal requirements. Later amendments, case orders, exceptions, signatures, service, fees and deadlines require original-source review. Reserved and repealed chapters do not create requirements.

Reserved and repealed-only chapters are retained as such. Amendment and supplemental orders are searched separately because their extracted text may include deleted or superseded provisions. Some scans have machine OCR, visibly labeled and unreviewed. Remaining scans have original-source links only. Verify all text and amendment markings in the PDF.

Official local rules ↗ · Official current UTCR ↗

2432 indexed entries · 167 publisher order documents · county orders in 30 counties

County coverage and remaining source gaps

All 36 counties have a mapped SLR rulebook. Supplemental orders remain incomplete. A zero below means no retained order in this collection; it does not mean that the court has no orders. OCR counts are machine-recognized documents, not legal review.

CountyNumbered SLR entriesCounty order PDFsOCR order PDFsSource-only order PDFs
Baker32320
Benton42110
Clackamas80833
Clatsop49100
Columbia18200
Coos3927913
Crook44101
Curry3926913
Deschutes3616213
Douglas56915
Gilliam22000
Grant132200
Harney132100
Hood River22000
Jackson621000
Jefferson44101
Josephine66100
Klamath55100
Lake37000
Lane68100
Lincoln64200
Linn30531
Malheur61110
Marion63310
Morrow89500
Multnomah210100
Polk401516
Sherman22000
Tillamook59210
Umatilla89400
Union65100
Wallowa65100
Wasco22000
Washington5825111
Wheeler22000
Yamhill52100

Search public rule numbers or topics. Leave out names, case numbers and private document text.

Browse rule topics

Stored source matches

SLR 9.186 — Non-Professional Fiduciary Educational Program

Lincoln County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 22–23 · 2026

9.186 Non-Professional Fiduciary Educational Program (1) The following court appointed non-professional fiduciaries are subject to this rule: (a) Any guardian or conservator appointed pursuant to ORS Chapter 125 on or after the effective date of this rule. (b) Any personal representative appointed pursuant to ORS Chapter 113 on or after the effective date of this rule. (c) Any trustee appointed pursuant to ORS Chapter 130 on or after the effective date of this rule. (d) Any non-professional fiduciary cited for a deficiency in the handling of Fiduciary duties pursuant to the show cause process. (2) All non-professional fiduciaries involved in a case described under subsection (1) above, shall: (a) Successfully complete an education class for non-professional fiduciaries with a curriculum as prescribed by the Presiding Judge of Lincoln County within sixty (60) days of appointment as fiduciary by the court. (b) Register for the program no later than fifteen (15) days from appointment as f…

Open publisher PDF at this page ↗ · Read complete stored excerpt

Machine-extracted PDF text, unreviewed.

Captured 2026-10-18T22:30:41.802948+00:00 · 2026 SLR publisher source, retrieved 2026-10-18; later amendments and case orders require separate verification

Stored circuit-court rule excerpt. Read the complete rule, exceptions, current publisher version and actual case orders; applicability and deadlines are not established.

Source provenance

machine_extracted_unreviewed

SHA-256 60859a931f5a04e828a9b559da81b0dc94ca5a6f873519bb4e3f2d755df55dd6

Publisher URL: https://www.courts.oregon.gov/rules/Documents/Lincoln_SLR_2026.pdf

SLR 9.071 — Termination of a Conservatorship in General

Lincoln County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 21 · 2026

9.071 Termination of a Conservatorship in General Except for a conservatorship that qualifies for the procedure in either ORS 125.475 (4) or in ORS 125.535, termination of a conservatorship requires the final accounting to include the proposed distribution of any conservatorship assets remaining after payment of administrative costs and any claims. The order approving the final accounting may be combined with a general judgment terminating the conservatorship. After the court receives satisfactory receipts from the distributee(s), a supplemental judgment is to be submitted for the purpose of discharging the conservator, exonerating any surety bond, and closing the file.

Open publisher PDF at this page ↗ · Read complete stored excerpt

Machine-extracted PDF text, unreviewed.

Captured 2026-10-18T22:30:41.802948+00:00 · 2026 SLR publisher source, retrieved 2026-10-18; later amendments and case orders require separate verification

Stored circuit-court rule excerpt. Read the complete rule, exceptions, current publisher version and actual case orders; applicability and deadlines are not established.

Source provenance

machine_extracted_unreviewed

SHA-256 60859a931f5a04e828a9b559da81b0dc94ca5a6f873519bb4e3f2d755df55dd6

Publisher URL: https://www.courts.oregon.gov/rules/Documents/Lincoln_SLR_2026.pdf

SLR 9.085 — Self-Represented Parties Appearance in Probate Court; Approval

Lincoln County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 21 · 2026

9.085 Self-Represented Parties Appearance in Probate Court; Approval If a personal representative or conservator intends to appear without an attorney in any probate matter, that person must provide the court notice of such intent and proof of competency in such matters. If such proof provided is not sufficient to assure the court that the estate or interest will be protected, the court shall take appropriate action. A person other than a personal representative, conservator or corporation may appear in person without counsel in any probate matter as authorized or allowed by law.

Open publisher PDF at this page ↗ · Read complete stored excerpt

Machine-extracted PDF text, unreviewed.

Captured 2026-10-18T22:30:41.802948+00:00 · 2026 SLR publisher source, retrieved 2026-10-18; later amendments and case orders require separate verification

Stored circuit-court rule excerpt. Read the complete rule, exceptions, current publisher version and actual case orders; applicability and deadlines are not established.

Source provenance

machine_extracted_unreviewed

SHA-256 60859a931f5a04e828a9b559da81b0dc94ca5a6f873519bb4e3f2d755df55dd6

Publisher URL: https://www.courts.oregon.gov/rules/Documents/Lincoln_SLR_2026.pdf

SLR 9.055 — Conservatorship of a Minor

Lincoln County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 20 · 2026

9.055 Conservatorship of a Minor In a conservatorship on behalf of a minor: Bond and standard accounting requirements may be waived if the funds are placed in a restricted account until the minor reaches the age of majority. In a conservatorship of a minor where accountings are waived, for each accounting period, a statement from each depository account as of the last day of the accounting period must be filed with the court within 60 days after each anniversary of appointment. The statement must include the account number, date, account balance, and current address of the conservator. Restricted accounts on behalf of a minor must be confirmed by a signed acknowledgment from the bank or brokerage firm which discloses the account number, type and account balance as required by UTCR 9.050.

Open publisher PDF at this page ↗ · Read complete stored excerpt

Machine-extracted PDF text, unreviewed.

Captured 2026-10-18T22:30:41.802948+00:00 · 2026 SLR publisher source, retrieved 2026-10-18; later amendments and case orders require separate verification

Stored circuit-court rule excerpt. Read the complete rule, exceptions, current publisher version and actual case orders; applicability and deadlines are not established.

Source provenance

machine_extracted_unreviewed

SHA-256 60859a931f5a04e828a9b559da81b0dc94ca5a6f873519bb4e3f2d755df55dd6

Publisher URL: https://www.courts.oregon.gov/rules/Documents/Lincoln_SLR_2026.pdf

SLR 9.015 — Alleged Incapacitated Persons - Notice Regarding Free Legal and Other

Lincoln County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 19–20 · 2026

9.015 Alleged Incapacitated Persons - Notice Regarding Free Legal and Other Relevant Services In a proceeding for the appointment of a guardian for an alleged incapacitated person, the notice required under ORS 125.060 shall include the following language or its equivalent: There may be free or low-cost legal services or other relevant services in your local area that may be helpful to you in the guardianship proceeding. For information about these services, call the following telephone numbers and ask to talk to people who can help you find legal services or other types of service: Free legal services for people at least 60 years of age who are subject to guardianship proceedings may be obtained by calling the Senior Law Program of Legal Aid Services of Oregon at 541-265-5305 or 1-800-222-3884. Many other kinds of free or low-cost services for people at least 60 years of age may be obtained by calling Senior Services at 1-800-282-6194. Help finding a lawyer and a low-cost one-time con…

Open publisher PDF at this page ↗ · Read complete stored excerpt

Machine-extracted PDF text, unreviewed.

Captured 2026-10-18T22:30:41.802948+00:00 · 2026 SLR publisher source, retrieved 2026-10-18; later amendments and case orders require separate verification

Stored circuit-court rule excerpt. Read the complete rule, exceptions, current publisher version and actual case orders; applicability and deadlines are not established.

Source provenance

machine_extracted_unreviewed

SHA-256 60859a931f5a04e828a9b559da81b0dc94ca5a6f873519bb4e3f2d755df55dd6

Publisher URL: https://www.courts.oregon.gov/rules/Documents/Lincoln_SLR_2026.pdf

SLR 8.075 — Parenting Time

Lincoln County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 19 · 2026

8.075 Parenting Time Lincoln County has adopted a standardized parenting schedule, as per UTCR 8.070, which can be found in the appendix to these rules. Unless the court rules differently, or the non-custodial parent requests a lesser schedule of parenting time, or the parties stipulate to a different schedule of parenting time which is approved by the court, a non-custodial parent shall have the right to parenting time with the minor children of the parties according to the schedule and guidelines in the standardized parenting plan which can be found in the appendix to these rules. In any case involving custody, visitation, or parenting of minor children, parties must include a detailed parenting plan at least 7 days prior to any trial setting or with any proposed judgment filed with the court. All proposed judgments involving a minor child or a child attending school must include a completed child support worksheet. Chapter 9 – PROBATE, GUARDIANSHIPS, CONSERVATORSHIPS, ADOPTION PROCE…

Open publisher PDF at this page ↗ · Read complete stored excerpt

Machine-extracted PDF text, unreviewed.

Captured 2026-10-18T22:30:41.802948+00:00 · 2026 SLR publisher source, retrieved 2026-10-18; later amendments and case orders require separate verification

Stored circuit-court rule excerpt. Read the complete rule, exceptions, current publisher version and actual case orders; applicability and deadlines are not established.

Source provenance

machine_extracted_unreviewed

SHA-256 60859a931f5a04e828a9b559da81b0dc94ca5a6f873519bb4e3f2d755df55dd6

Publisher URL: https://www.courts.oregon.gov/rules/Documents/Lincoln_SLR_2026.pdf

SLR 9.025 — Appointment of Personal Representative for Wrongful Death Case

Lincoln County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 20 · 2026

9.025 Appointment of Personal Representative for Wrongful Death Case If a wrongful death claim is the only asset in the estate, the petition should so state. The order appointing personal representative should specify that the appointment is for the sole purpose of prosecuting a wrongful death claim. In such a case, the requirement of inventory and accounting will be waived unless or until other probate assets are found.

Open publisher PDF at this page ↗ · Read complete stored excerpt

Machine-extracted PDF text, unreviewed.

Captured 2026-10-18T22:30:41.802948+00:00 · 2026 SLR publisher source, retrieved 2026-10-18; later amendments and case orders require separate verification

Stored circuit-court rule excerpt. Read the complete rule, exceptions, current publisher version and actual case orders; applicability and deadlines are not established.

Source provenance

machine_extracted_unreviewed

SHA-256 60859a931f5a04e828a9b559da81b0dc94ca5a6f873519bb4e3f2d755df55dd6

Publisher URL: https://www.courts.oregon.gov/rules/Documents/Lincoln_SLR_2026.pdf

SLR 9.061 — Content of Affidavits in Support of Attorney Fees

Lincoln County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 20–21 · 2026

9.061 Content of Affidavits in Support of Attorney Fees In addition to any other information the attorney may desire to submit, an affidavit in support of a motion for an order allowing payment of attorney fees shall include the time spent on services in connection with the estate and shall be calculated in decimals rather than fractions. Services must be specified with sufficient detail to apprise the court of the nature of the work related to estate. 17th Judicial District, Lincoln County Circuit Court Supplementary Local Rules for 2026 - Page 20

Open publisher PDF at this page ↗ · Read complete stored excerpt

Machine-extracted PDF text, unreviewed.

Captured 2026-10-18T22:30:41.802948+00:00 · 2026 SLR publisher source, retrieved 2026-10-18; later amendments and case orders require separate verification

Stored circuit-court rule excerpt. Read the complete rule, exceptions, current publisher version and actual case orders; applicability and deadlines are not established.

Source provenance

machine_extracted_unreviewed

SHA-256 60859a931f5a04e828a9b559da81b0dc94ca5a6f873519bb4e3f2d755df55dd6

Publisher URL: https://www.courts.oregon.gov/rules/Documents/Lincoln_SLR_2026.pdf