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SLR 8.061 — EX PARTE AND OTHER MATTERS NOT DOCKETED FOR HEARING, INCLUDING FAMILY, ELDER, AND DISABLED PROTECTIVE ORDERS, EXTREME RISK PROTECTIVE ORDERS, EMERGENCY CUSTODY, WRITS OF ASSISTANCE, AND MATTERS REQUIRED TO BE PRESENTED AT EX PARTE UNDER SLR 2.501(2).
Washington County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 22–23 · 2026
8.061 EX PARTE AND OTHER MATTERS NOT DOCKETED FOR HEARING, INCLUDING FAMILY, ELDER, AND DISABLED PROTECTIVE ORDERS, EXTREME RISK PROTECTIVE ORDERS, EMERGENCY CUSTODY, WRITS OF ASSISTANCE, AND MATTERS REQUIRED TO BE PRESENTED AT EX PARTE UNDER SLR 2.501(2). (1) In accordance with UTCR 5.060 and SLR 2.501(2), ex parte matters and stipulated orders may be personally presented to the court 8:00 to 8:30 A.M., Monday through Friday, at the Filing Counter on the first floor of the Justice Services Building. Ex Parte matters are heard in the courtroom of the judge assigned to the case, or if not available, the judge who is covering for the assigned judge. (2) Petitions and motions 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 courtroom designated by the Presiding Judge. Petitioners should go to the Domestic Violence Resource Center located at the Family Justice Center, 735 SW 158…
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SLR 8.071 — FAMILY ABUSE PREVENTION ACT PROCEDURES
Washington County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 23–24 · 2026
8.071 FAMILY ABUSE PREVENTION ACT PROCEDURES Violations of restraining orders shall be processed in the following manner: (1) Upon receiving into custody an alleged violator (respondent) of a restraining order, the jail personnel shall notify the District Attorney’s Office and the court. Such notification shall be no later than 9:00 A.M. the next judicial day following the respondent being taken into custody. (2) The respondent shall be arraigned at a convenient time after 1:00 P.M. the next judicial day following respondent being taken into custody. (3) At arraignment, the court will advise the respondent of his/her rights, determine whether the respondent will be represented by private or court-appointed counsel or waive rights thereto, and set a date for hearing. The court will thereafter notify counsel, if any, of the hearing date. (4) At the hearing on the alleged violation, the District Attorney will represent the interests of the petitioner unless previous arrangements have been…
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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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SLR 9.081 — PROTECTIVE PROCEEDINGS OBJECTIONS
Washington County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 28 · 2026
9.081 PROTECTIVE PROCEEDINGS OBJECTIONS Oral objections under ORS 125.075(2) are to be made with the probate clerk by appearing in the clerk’s office of the Washington County Circuit Court located on the first floor of the Justice Services Building at 150 N. First Avenue, Hillsboro, Oregon, during regular business hours. A Respondent or Protected Person may, as authorized by ORS 125.075(2), make an oral objection with the appointed Court Visitor. The Court Visitor must convey the objection in the Visitor’s Report.
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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 12.013 — DOMESTIC RELATIONS MEDIATION
Washington County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 31–32 · 2026
12.013 DOMESTIC RELATIONS MEDIATION (1) Request and Order for Mediation: If there is a disagreement between the parents concerning custody or parenting time at any stage of a domestic relations proceeding, the parents, or attorneys, may sign and file with any Family Law Judge a request for mediation and certificate of service in substantially the form as that attached to these rules. The parents will be referred by the court’s order to Conciliation Services for mediation in accordance with these rules and provided a specific date on which to attend mediation orientation. Alternatively, the parents may agree and stipulate to an independent mediator. This order in no way prohibits parties from voluntarily attending mediation; rather, the purpose is to compel parties to attend. Parties seeking mediation services through Conciliation Services shall notify the court in writing on their motion of any current FAPA or stalking order. Family Law – Mediation forms are available online at https:/…
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SLR 2.031 — DESIGNATION OF KNOWN PARTIES BY FICTITIOUS NAME
Washington County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 7–8 · 2026
2.031 DESIGNATION OF KNOWN PARTIES BY FICTITIOUS NAME In civil actions, the designation of a known party by a name other than the party’s true name shall be allowed only upon a motion and declaration establishing good cause, and an order of the court. In determining whether to designate a known party by a name other than the party’s true name, the court may consider whether the moving party is a minor, whether the moving party was the victim of child abuse, whether the moving party was the victim of sexual abuse or assault, or any other criteria that warrant pseudonymous litigation. If ordered, the designation of such party shall be by use of such party’s initials or a fictitious name other than “Jane Doe” or “John Doe.” The name “Jane Doe” or “John Doe” is reserved to be used for a party whose identity is unknown and the party is being designated as provided in ORCP 20 H. Page 3 of 46 Washington County, 20th Judicial District February 1, 2026
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SLR 24.071 — POST CONVICTION RELIEF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE COURT BY SIMULTANEOUS ELECTRONIC TRANSMISSION
Washington County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 39–51 · 2026
24.071 POST CONVICTION RELIEF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE COURT BY SIMULTANEOUS ELECTRONIC TRANSMISSION (1) Unless otherwise ordered by the court, all hearings and trials in which petitioner is in the custody of the Oregon Department of Corrections and seeking post- conviction relief pursuant to ORS 138.510-138.568 and UTCR Chapter 24 shall be held by video conferencing or, if video conferencing is not available, by telephonic conferencing. The petitioner shall remain at and appear from the institution in which the petitioner is being held. (2) The petitioner’s counsel, the attorney from the Oregon Attorney General’s office, or an attorney representing any other party to the proceeding may appear by simultaneous electronic transmission (e.g., telephone, video) or may appear in person before the court. (3) Regardless of the physical location of the judge hearing the matter, trial proceedings shall be recorded by the Statewide PCR Court in Marion County and certified back to the Washington Co…
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