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SLR 8.091 — CUSTODY STUDIES
Yamhill County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 19–20 · 2026
8.091 CUSTODY STUDIES If the parties are unable, after a good faith effort, to resolve custody and/or visitation issues in mediation, the parties may agree to a custody study. The study must be performed by a duly qualified person but must not be the mediator assigned to the case. The parties must agree in advance that the report of the custody study will be admissible at trial or other proceedings without appearance of the person who performed the study. The person who performed the study may, however, be subpoenaed at the expense of the person calling the person as a witness. When the study report had been received by the parties, the parties may, if both parties agree, resume mediation after the report is made available to the mediator. The expense of the study shall be the responsibility of the parties in such proportion as the parties may agree or as ordered by the court. Persons who seek a custody study under this rule may, prior to proceeding with a custody study, petition the c…
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SLR 8.061 — CHILD SUPPORT WORKSHEETS
Yamhill County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 17 · 2026
8.061 CHILD SUPPORT WORKSHEETS The child support computation worksheets appended to OAR 137 -050-0320 to 137-050-0490 are required whenever a claim for child support has been raised by the pleadings. Even if the parties have agreed to an award of zero support at the time an order or judgement is signed or the court otherwise orders zero support, the worksheets are required to enable the court to make the legally required findings regarding the presumptive amount of support and the reason(s) to rebut that presumptive amount.
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SLR 8.085 — PARENTING PLANS AND NON-CUSTODIAL PARENTING TIME SCHEDULES
Yamhill County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 19 · 2026
8.085 PARENTING PLANS AND NON-CUSTODIAL PARENTING TIME SCHEDULES Unless otherwise directed by the court, or the parties stipulate to a different schedule of parenting time which is approved by the court, a parent shall have the right to have parenting time with the minor children of the parties according to the schedule and guidelines which are set forth in Appendix 3 of this local rule. Additional suggestions are contained in Appendix 4 of this local rule.
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SLR 8.072 — PARENTING TIME ENFORCEMENT PROCEDURE.
Yamhill County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 17–18 · 2026
8.072 PARENTING TIME ENFORCEMENT PROCEDURE. Reserved for future rule to be developed. Page 18 of 32 Yamhill Circuit Court 2026 Supplementary Local Rules Effective February 1, 2026
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SLR 12.015 — MEDIATION, GENERALLY (1) MATTERS SUBJECT TO MEDIATION
Yamhill County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 24–27 · 2026
12.015 MEDIATION, GENERALLY (1) MATTERS SUBJECT TO MEDIATION (a) Purpose of Mediation. The purpose of the mediation shall be to assist the parties in reaching a workable settlement of those issues before the court. (b) Mandatory Mediation. Participation in mediation is mandatory in any dispute involving custody or non -custodial parent parenting time (visitation) arising from any of the following types of cases: (i) Any domestic relations suit, as defined in ORS 107.510 (3). (ii) Any filiation proceeding pursuant to ORS 109.124 to 109.230. (iii) Proceedings to determine the custody or support of a child under ORS 109.103. (iv) Any proceeding to modify custody or visitation or parenting time previously determined in one of the above types of cases. (v) Any other matter involving a dispute over custody, visitation or parenting time upon referral of the court. (c) Other Matters. The mediator may consider issues of property division or spousal or child support in connection with the mediat…
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Yamhill County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 35 · 2026
Twenty-Fifth Judicial District – Yamhill Circuit Court Effective February 1, 2026 APPENDIX 3 SLR 8.085 (3) PARENTING PLANS AND NON-CUSTODIAL PARENTING TIME GUIDE 1. INTRODUCTION The Twenty-Fifth Judicial District recognizes that both parents are an important part of their child’s growth and development. Therefore, the terms “custodial parent” and “non-custodial parent,” in reference to these Local Guidelines, are to be read with the idea and belief that each parent should be afforded the opportunity to play an active role in the child’s life and that each child should be assured frequent and consistent contact with parents who have shown their ability to act in the child’s best interest. The purpose of these guidelines is to provide a reference for parents who have not established another schedule. Parents are encouraged to be flexible and to consider their child’s best interests in arranging additional parenting time. Pursuant to UTCR 12.015(1)(B), participation in mediation is mandat…
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Yamhill County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 36 · 2026
Twenty-Fifth Judicial District – Yamhill Circuit Court Effective February 1, 2026 (d) "Early Adolescents" are defined as children ages 11 to 13 years old; early adolescents are much more focused on their friends and extracurricular activities. They often want to have a say in their living arrangement and parents should listen carefully and consider their views. However, it is important to be clear that it is the parents who will make the final decision about the living arrangement. (e) “Teenagers” are defined as children ages 14 to 18 years old; teenagers become increasingly independent and may want to have their parenting plan revised to meet their needs. A parenting plan should not arbitrarily prevent them from being involved with acti vities, after school jobs or friends. Many teens want to have a primary home where they know they can be contacted and parents may want to consider this. (f) “Custodial Parent” refers to the parent awarded sole custody. (g) “Non-custodial Parent” refer…
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Yamhill County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 39 · 2026
Twenty-Fifth Judicial District – Yamhill Circuit Court Effective February 1, 2026 (p) Non-custodial Parenting Time is Independent from Support . Non-custodial parenting time is not dependent on payment of child support or on whether or not the other parent does or does not do other things not directly related to non-custodial parenting time. 5. LOCAL PARENTING TIME (a) WEEKEND PARENTING TIME SCHEDULE: (1) The non-custodial parent shall have the child every other weekend, beginning on : [ ] Friday night at 5:00 PM [ ] Friday night at 6:00 PM [ ] Friday night at 7:00 PM and ending on: [ ] Sunday night at 5:00 PM [ ] Sunday night at 6:00 PM [ ] Sunday night at 7:00 PM [ ] Monday morning when the child is delivered to the school. (2) If the non-custodial parent has the child on his/her alternate weekend, and if the preceding Thursday or Friday or the following Monday is a recognized holiday or non-school day which is not listed below, then the non-custodial parent has the option to commenc…
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