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SLR 14.012 — SCHEDULING OF PROCEEDINGS AND SUBMISSION OF JUDGEMENTS/ORDERS FOR MATTERS ASSIGNED TO REFERENCE JUDGE PURSUANT TO ORS 3.305 AND ORS 3.135
Washington County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 35–36 · 2026
14.012 SCHEDULING OF PROCEEDINGS AND SUBMISSION OF JUDGEMENTS/ORDERS FOR MATTERS ASSIGNED TO REFERENCE JUDGE PURSUANT TO ORS 3.305 AND ORS 3.135 (1) Once a matter is referred to a reference judge pursuant to ORS 3.305, hearings on motions, trial and other proceedings shall be set by the reference judge at the time and place agreeable to the parties. (2) A status check with the assigned circuit court judge shall be set six (6) months from the appointment of the reference judge. (3) Disposition of motions, trial and other proceedings must comply with SLR 8.122 and UTCR 7.020(5). (4) The judgment containing findings of fact and conclusions of law pursuant to ORS 3.315(3)(e) is to be signed by the reference judge. Simultaneously with the electronic filing of the judgment, counsel shall electronically file a proposed order for entry of judgment. That order shall be routed to the assigned circuit court judge for review and signature. Page 31 of 46 Washington County, 20th Judicial District Fe…
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SLR 5.051 — SCHEDULING CIVIL SHOW CAUSE MOTION HEARINGS
Washington County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 11–12 · 2026
5.051 SCHEDULING CIVIL SHOW CAUSE MOTION HEARINGS Reserve a hearing date and time with the Case Management Department and have the order signed by a judge. Proof of Service must be filed with the court 48 hours prior to the reserved hearing date. Upon receipt of the Proof of Service, the Case Management Department will schedule the hearing. Page 7 of 46 Washington County, 20th Judicial District February 1, 2026
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SLR 13.161 — TIME FOR ARBITRATION HEARING
Washington County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 34–35 · 2026
13.161 TIME FOR ARBITRATION HEARING (1) Pursuant to UTCR 13.160 (2), except for good cause shown, the arbitration hearing must be held within 90 days from the date the case is assigned to an arbitrator. (2) The arbitrator may reschedule the arbitration hearing date based on a stipulation of the parties if the requested date is within the 90-day deadline. Any request to reschedule the arbitration hearing beyond the 90-day deadline must be approved by the presiding judge or his or her designee. The arbitrator must notify the trial court administrator of any rescheduled arbitration hearing date. (3) If the arbitration hearing is not held within 90 days from the date the case was assigned to an arbitrator and the court has not granted a reset beyond the 90- day deadline, the court will issue an order to show cause why the case should not be removed from the arbitration program. The court may remove the case from arbitration for good cause, which may include the parties’ failure to establis…
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SLR 6.031 — RESETS
Washington County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 15–16 · 2026
6.031 RESETS (1) A motion to change a court date to an earlier or a later date (Motion to Reset) shall conform to this rule. (2) Motions to reset shall be decided by the judge assigned to the case. (3) Motions to reset filed before a judge is assigned to the case shall be decided by the Presiding Judge or a judge designated by the Presiding Judge. (4) Motions to reset family law matters shall be filed at the Domestic Relations Filing Counter, located on the 1st floor of the Justice Services Building. (5) Motions to reset juvenile matters shall be filed with the juvenile court, located in the Juvenile Services Building. (6) Motions to reset protection order matters shall be filed with the Family Law Assistance Program, located on the 1st floor of the Justice Services Building. Page 11 of 46 Washington County, 20th Judicial District February 1, 2026 (7) Motions to reset shall be decided without hearing, unless requested or the court requires one. (8) All motions to reset filed in family …
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SLR 11.005 — TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS (TPR)
Washington County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 29 · 2026
11.005 TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS (TPR) (1) At the First Appearance Hearing, parents are required to personally appear and admit or deny the allegations of the petition. Parents who are incarcerated will be permitted to appear by simultaneous electronic transmission (e.g., telephone, video). At the First Appearance Hearing, a Best Interest/Settlement Hearing, Pretrial Conference and Trial will be scheduled for the parents. (2) Parents and their attorneys are required to attend the Best Interest/Settlement Hearing, Pretrial Conference and Trial. A separate case assignment hearing date will be scheduled for the attorneys to appear without parents. (3) The Best Interest/Settlement Hearing and Pretrial Conference will be used to discuss trial status and all pretrial issues. Negotiation, trial scheduling and all other pretrial issues shall be resolved prior to trial.
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SLR 2.501 — DOCUMENTS WHICH MUST BE PRESENTED CONVENTIONALLY AND MAY NOT BE ELECTRONICALLY FILED
Washington County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 8–9 · 2026
2.501 DOCUMENTS WHICH MUST BE PRESENTED CONVENTIONALLY AND MAY NOT BE ELECTRONICALLY FILED In the following subject matter areas, the listed documents, and any documents that will be served simultaneously with a document listed in this rule, must be presented conventionally and may not be electronically filed, except as provided in subsections (2)(b). (1) Civil and Family Case Matters: (a) Contempt Proceedings filed under UTCR Chapter 19 (b) Declaration and Request for Issuance of Subpoena pursuant to ORCP 38C (2) Family Case Matters to be presented pursuant to SLR 5.061: (a) Emergency Custody and Parenting Relief based on Immediate Danger (b) Elderly Persons and Persons with Disabilities Abuse Prevention Act (EPPDAPA), Extreme Risk Protection Order (ERPO), Family Abuse Prevention Act (FAPA), and Sexual Abuse Protection Order (SAPO) petitions, motions for modification, and dismissals, which must be heard pursuant to SLR 5.061 but may be submitted electronically or conventionally (c) Or…
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SLR 8.012 — FAMILY LAW CASE SETTLEMENT CONFERENCES
Washington County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 17–18 · 2026
8.012 FAMILY LAW CASE SETTLEMENT CONFERENCES (1) A settlement conference may be held at the joint request of the parties and by order of the court. A settlement conference consists of the parties meeting with a judge who will actively aid in the settlement of the case. Settlement conferences are available in all family law, dissolution, annulment, separation, custody, parenting time, filiation, and modification proceedings under ORS chapters 25, 107, 108, 109 and 110. Juvenile Court matters are excluded, unless consolidated with domestic relations matters or approved by a judge. Represented and unrepresented parties are subject to this rule. Settlement conferences, if requested, are discretionary with the court. (2) If the parties request a settlement conference, that request shall be filed with the judge responsible for that case using Form SLR 8.012. The court will then order that a settlement conference be held, and it shall be conducted according to the procedures set forth in this…
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SLR 8.015 — RESETS IN DOMESTIC RELATIONS CASES
Washington County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 20 · 2026
8.015 RESETS IN DOMESTIC RELATIONS CASES (1) Requests for reset of domestic relations cases, other than those made pursuant to SLR 8.013(8) at the status conference, shall be made in writing to the judge responsible for the case after consulting or attempting to consult with all affected parties and counsel. The requesting party shall inform the court of the approximate length of continuance requested, the position of the opposing party, the unavailable dates of the requesting party, and the unavailable dates of the responding party, if known. If this information is not provided in the declaration the court may deny the motion or set trial dates without consultation with counsel. A certificate of service shall be attached including the date, time and manner of service on the opposing party, the party’s attorney, or that no service was made, if appropriate. When service is required, it must be completed at least 24 hours prior to the ex parte appearance except for 5 day contested hearin…
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