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SLR 2.115 — SUBMISSION OF MOTIONS AND PROPOSED ORDERS
Linn County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 6–7 · 2026
2.115 SUBMISSION OF MOTIONS AND PROPOSED ORDERS When a motion and order are submitted to the court and the order is intended to allow or deny the motion, the order must contain sufficient information to identify the motion ruled upon or the relief granted or denied. It shall be sufficient if the order recites the name of the motion, the party that filed the motion, and the date it was filed, as in: “the defendant’s motion to continue dated Month/Day/Year is allowed”. However, transport orders are governed by UTCR 4.030 and require more detailed information. 6 February 1, 2026 Linn County Circuit Court 23rd Judicial District CHAPTER 3 DECORUM IN PROCEEDINGS
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SLR 6.012 — SETTLEMENT CONFERENCES
Linn County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 8 · 2026
6.012 SETTLEMENT CONFERENCES A settlement conference may be set in every civil case. The settlement conference judge will not preside at the trial if any party objects thereto. At the settlement conference: (1) No information disclosed will be revealed by the settlement judge or by any of the parties to the settlement to the judge or jury who will thereafter try the case. (2) Parties and others with authority to settle the case must appear in person unless they reside out of state and would therefore need to be available by telephone.
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SLR 8.005 — TEMPORARY RELIEF HEARINGS
Linn County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 12–13 · 2026
8.005 TEMPORARY RELIEF HEARINGS (1) Temporary Relief Hearings: All temporary relief motions shall be show cause motions, except as provided by ORS 107.097, and shall be handled as follows: (a) Motions for temporary relief shall be accompanied by an Affidavit or Declaration of the moving party setting forth the justification for the requested relief. The moving party shall also submit a Uniform Support Declaration if child support, spousal support or the interim payments of debt(s) are requested. The Order to Show Cause shall require the filing of a response within fourteen (14) days following service, if the adverse party wishes to contest the relief sought. Except that no respondent shall be required to file a response before the time required by law to respond on the summons in the case (b) A copy of the Supplementary Local Rule 8.005 shall be served on the responding party along with true copies of all documents filed by the moving party. (c) The Motion, Affidavit or Declaration, an…
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SLR 13.055 — REFERRING CASES TO ARBITRATION
Linn County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 21–22 · 2026
13.055 REFERRING CASES TO ARBITRATION (1) Cases which are otherwise subject to arbitration will be referred to arbitration as follows: (a) Within twenty days of the date on which the Answer is filed. (b) Within fourteen days of the termination or completion of mediation where mediation is required in domestic relations cases. (c) At any time as specifically directed by the Presiding Judge. (2) Once a case is referred to arbitration all motions against the pleadings, all motions for discovery, and all similar pretrial motions not yet resolved will be determined by the arbitrator. The arbitrator's determination, however, will only apply during the arbitration proceeding. If an appeal is filed, those issues may be raised again in Circuit Court. If a party believes that the arbitrator’s decision on a pretrial motion will prejudice the parties if an appeal from the arbitrator's decision is filed, that party may file an appropriate motion with the Presiding Judge of the appropriate court. 21…
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SLR 7.025 — CIVIL CASE SCHEDULING
Linn County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 10 · 2026
7.025 CIVIL CASE SCHEDULING (1) Hearings on Motions and other pre-trial matters will be specially set. The court will send a written notice for those matters not set in open court in the presence of the parties. (2) Hearings on Contempt Motions in Circuit Court The adverse party should be cited to appear at 1:30 p.m. on any Thursday of the month. When the responding party appears, the court will set a contempt hearing or early resolution conference at the court’s discretion for a later date. (3) Except as provided otherwise herein all scheduling shall be done in accordance with the Case Flow Management / Docket Plan. A copy of this plan shall be on the court’s website.
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SLR 8.011 — DOMESTIC RELATIONS CASE SCHEDULING
Linn County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 13–14 · 2026
8.011 DOMESTIC RELATIONS CASE SCHEDULING (1) Hearings on Motions to Hold a Party in Contempt The adverse party must be cited to appear at 1:30 p.m. on any Thursday of the month or at such other time specified at https://www.courts.oregon.gov/courts/linn/Pages/default.aspx. When the responding party appears, the court will set a contempt hearing or early resolution conference at the court’s discretion for a later date. (2) Settlement Conferences A judge conducting the pretrial conference may conduct settlement negotiations in dissolution cases. (a) Except as provided otherwise herein all scheduling shall be done in accordance with the Case Flow Management / Docket Plan. A copy of this plan shall be on the court’s website. 13 February 1, 2026 Linn County Circuit Court 23rd Judicial District
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SLR 11.051 — REQUESTS FOR REVIEW HEARINGS
Linn County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 19–20 · 2026
11.051 REQUESTS FOR REVIEW HEARINGS In dependency and/or delinquency cases, a party may file a motion or request for review of disposition, placement, or any other pretrial matter. Before such a motion is filed, the moving party or attorney shall certify that they have consulted with the other party or parties and attempted to resolve the matter. The motion shall inform the court of the other parties’ position regarding the relief sought. The court may decline to set a hearing unless there is compliance with this rule. 19 February 1, 2026 Linn County Circuit Court 23rd Judicial District CHAPTER 12 MEDIATION
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SLR 8.012 — SUMMARY DOMESTIC RELATIONS TRIAL
Linn County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 14–15 · 2026
8.012 SUMMARY DOMESTIC RELATIONS TRIAL (1) Summary domestic relations trials or hearings may be held to resolve issues in original actions, modifications in dissolution of marriage, separate maintenance, annulment, child support, and child custody filed under ORS Chapters 107, 108, 109.103 and 109.701-834. (2) The summary domestic relations trial shall be conducted as follows: (a) At the time that a domestic relations trial or motion hearing is scheduled the parties will be asked if they wish to agree to proceed pursuant to this Domestic Relations Trial procedure. The court shall ensure that they agree on this procedure voluntarily and that no one has threatened or coerced them into this procedure. To the extent necessary the parties shall waive any objections under the Oregon Evidence Code when this procedure would conflict with those provisions. (b) This procedure may be used by unrepresented parties, by parties with an attorney, and in cases when one or more parties have an attorney…
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