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SLR 1.161 — FILING OF DOCUMENTS IN COURT
Washington County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 6 · 2026
1.161 FILING OF DOCUMENTS IN COURT (1) Mandatory Electronic Filing is required for members of the Oregon State Bar, UTCR 21.140. SLR 2.501 details which documents must be filed conventionally by attorneys. (2) Filings are accepted by court clerks on the first floor of the Justice Services Building, 150 N. First Avenue, Hillsboro, Oregon, 97124. Documents pertaining to matters filed in juvenile court shall be filed at the Juvenile Services Building, 222 N. First Avenue, Hillsboro, Oregon 97124. (3) Motions to Disqualify Judge pursuant to ORS 14.250-270 shall be served on all opposing parties and a copy served upon the affected judge by delivery to chambers. (4) Release Hearing requests shall be filed in Criminal Court Administration in the Law Enforcement Center, 215 SW Adams Avenue, Hillsboro, Oregon 97123.
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SLR 19.005 — REMEDIAL AND PUNITIVE CONTEMPT ACTIONS
Washington County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 37–38 · 2026
19.005 REMEDIAL AND PUNITIVE CONTEMPT ACTIONS (1) These rules apply to all actions seeking civil relief for a violation of a court order, whether remedial or punitive. (2) Plaintiff must conventionally file initiating instruments for remedial or punitive contempt and pay the associated filing fee. Subsequent filings may be submitted using the electronic filing system. (3) Court Clerk then issues a new Criminal Contempt case number. Plaintiff shall notate the new Criminal Contempt case number on the initiating instrument and further pleadings and the words “Related to [court name] Case No. [case number] if arising from an existing circuit court case. (4) If the plaintiff is seeking confinement as a remedy, the initial appearance will be for advice of rights and potential appointment of counsel for the defendant. (5) If the defendant fails to appear as scheduled, the court may issue a bench warrant for defendant’s arrest. Defendant’s next appearance will be at the Law Enforcement Center …
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SLR 5.061 — EX PARTE MATTERS
Washington County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 12–13 · 2026
5.061 EX PARTE MATTERS (1) The court will schedule an ex parte hearing date and time when the filing party notifies it that they are requesting an ex parte appearance. Unless there is an emergency, the party must contact the Case Management Department at least 24 hours before filing to schedule a hearing. The court will hold an ex parte hearing only if: (a) The party is requesting a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) under ORCP 79 and notice is being provided to the opposing party, or (b) The party claims that giving notice would defeat the purpose of the motion and believes a personal appearance is necessary. If neither of these apply, the court will decide the matter based on the documents submitted. The Motion for TRO and any related documents must be filed using File and Serve before the hearing. (2) Petitions for relief under ORS 107.700 to 107.735, ORS 124.005 to 124.040, ORS 166.525 to 166.543, and ORS 163.760 to 163.777 shall be heard at 1:00 P.M., Monday through Friday, in a co…
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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 13.121 — ARBITRATOR FEE
Washington County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 33–34 · 2026
13.121 ARBITRATOR FEE (1) Standard Fee Amount. Effective for cases filed on or after January 1, 2019, the Washington County Arbitration Commission has established that the maximum hourly arbitrator fee is $175.00, and the maximum total arbitrator fee is $2,100.00. The arbitrator fee shall be divided among the parties as directed by the arbitrator. If the arbitrator does not provide any direction regarding division of the arbitration fee, it will be divided equally between all the appearing parties. (2) Timing of Payment. Within 30 days of the case being assigned to an arbitrator, each party must pay to the arbitrator their percentage share of the maximum total arbitrator fee. If the full amount of the maximum total arbitration fee is not incurred in the case, the arbitrator will refund to the parties any excess amount paid within 30 days of completion of the arbitration hearing. These payment rules do not apply to a party that receives a deferral or waiver of the arbitrator fee under s…
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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 18.015 — FORCIBLE ENTRY AND DETAINER (FED) TRIAL
Washington County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 36–37 · 2026
18.015 FORCIBLE ENTRY AND DETAINER (FED) TRIAL In Residential Forcible Entry and Detainer cases and actions to recover personal property taken or retained by a landlord that go to trial under ORS 105.137, the Defendant must file an Answer and pay the filing fee, unless deferred or waived, by 5:00 p.m. the day of the first appearance. If they do not, the Plaintiff may be entitled to immediately move for an order of default. Page 32 of 46 Washington County, 20th Judicial District February 1, 2026 CHAPTER 19 – CIVIL CONTEMPT
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SLR 21.075 — PROBATE EMERGENCY, TEMPORARY PROTECTIVE PROCEEDINGS
Washington County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 38–39 · 2026
21.075 PROBATE EMERGENCY, TEMPORARY PROTECTIVE PROCEEDINGS When filing an emergency, temporary protective proceeding using File & Serve, call the Probate Department at 503-846-2366 to alert clerks of need for expedited processing. Page 34 of 46 Washington County, 20th Judicial District February 1, 2026 CHAPTER 24 – POST-CONVICTION RELIEF
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