Search a rule number or topic in circuit-court local rules and statewide UTCR. County filters select sources; they do not determine the court, venue or applicable law.
36 Oregon counties · 27 local rulebooks · 24 UTCR chapter PDFsMachine-extracted or machine-OCR source text, not independently validated legal requirements. Later amendments, case orders, exceptions, signatures, service, fees and deadlines require original-source review. Reserved and repealed chapters do not create requirements.
Reserved and repealed-only chapters are retained as such. Amendment and supplemental orders are searched separately because their extracted text may include deleted or superseded provisions. Some scans have machine OCR, visibly labeled and unreviewed. Remaining scans have original-source links only. Verify all text and amendment markings in the PDF.
Official local rules ↗ ·
Official current UTCR ↗
Search public rule numbers or topics. Leave out names, case numbers and private document text.
Stored source matches
UTCR 11.100 — SUBMISSION OF PROPOSED ORDERS OR JUDGMENTS IN DEPENDENCY AND TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS CASES
2026 Uniform Trial Court Rules — Chapter 11 · physical PDF page 2–4 · 2026
11.100 SUBMISSION OF PROPOSED ORDERS OR JUDGMENTS IN DEPENDENCY AND TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS CASES (1) Except as provided in subsection (3) of this rule, any proposed judgment or proposed order submitted to the court for signature must be: (a) Served on each counsel not less than three days prior to submission to the court, or (b) Accompanied by a statement by counsel that no objection exists as to the judgment or order, or (c) Served on a self-represented party not less than seven days prior to submission to the court and be accompanied by notice of the time period to object. (2) Except as provided in subsection (4) of this rule, any proposed judgment or order submitted to the court must include, following the space for judicial signature, a dated and signed certificate that describes: (a) The manner of compliance with any applicable service requirement under this rule; and (b) The reason that the submission is ready for judicial signature or otherwise states that any objection …
Open publisher PDF at this page ↗ · Read complete stored excerpt
Machine-extracted PDF text, unreviewed.
Captured 2026-10-18T22:31:14.329625+00:00 · Published 2026 chapter effective 2026-08-01; apply with separately indexed amending Chief Justice Orders
Stored circuit-court rule excerpt. Read the complete rule, exceptions, current publisher version and actual case orders; applicability and deadlines are not established.
Source provenance
machine_extracted_unreviewed
SHA-256 d7d6f987e42488c1eec3e5fba7c0780157496cfa664b40e02924d70611a10fe6
Publisher URL: https://www.courts.oregon.gov/rules/UTCR/2026_UTCR_ch11.pdf
UTCR 5.100 — SUBMISSION OF PROPOSED ORDERS OR JUDGMENTS
2026 Uniform Trial Court Rules — Chapter 5 · physical PDF page 4–6 · 2026
5.100 SUBMISSION OF PROPOSED ORDERS OR JUDGMENTS (1) Except as provided in subsection (3) of this rule, any proposed judgment or proposed order submitted to the court for signature must be: (a) Served on each attorney not less than three days prior to submission to the court, or (b) Accompanied by a stipulation by each attorney that no objection exists as to the judgment or order, or 2026 UTCR 5.5 (c) Served on a self-represented party not less than seven days prior to submission to the court and be accompanied by notice of the time period to object. (2) Except as provided in subsection (4) of this rule, any proposed judgment or order submitted to the court must include, following the space for judicial signature, a dated and signed certificate that describes: (a) The manner and date of compliance with any applicable service requirement under this rule; and (b) The reason that the submission is ready for judicial signature or otherwise states that any objection is ready for resolution,…
Open publisher PDF at this page ↗ · Read complete stored excerpt
Machine-extracted PDF text, unreviewed.
Captured 2026-10-18T22:31:11.062947+00:00 · Published 2026 chapter effective 2026-08-01; apply with separately indexed amending Chief Justice Orders
Stored circuit-court rule excerpt. Read the complete rule, exceptions, current publisher version and actual case orders; applicability and deadlines are not established.
Source provenance
machine_extracted_unreviewed
SHA-256 5c2e1f3c34a355acd191d9b119aecdae8ea8cae6fc5e02a1582fe390c74d898d
Publisher URL: https://www.courts.oregon.gov/rules/UTCR/2026_UTCR_ch5.pdf
UTCR 8.030 — JOINT PETITIONS AND STIPULATED JUDGMENTS FOR DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE, SEPARATION, OR PROCEEDINGS UNDER ORS 109.103
2026 Uniform Trial Court Rules — Chapter 8 · physical PDF page 3–4 · 2026
8.030 JOINT PETITIONS AND STIPULATED JUDGMENTS FOR DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE, SEPARATION, OR PROCEEDINGS UNDER ORS 109.103 (1) In an action for dissolution of marriage or Registered Domestic Partnership, separation, or as set out under ORS 109.103, the parties may file a joint petition for relief and, regardless of whether a joint petition was filed, may submit a stipulated general judgment. (2) A joint petition filed under this rule requires payment of only one filing fee under ORS 21.155, payable by one initiating party. (a) If parties jointly file under this rule but do not submit a stipulated judgment, a second filing fee under ORS 21.155 will be due from the other party before any hearing or trial will be scheduled. (b) If a stipulated judgment entered under this rule becomes the subject of a contested modification action, the moving party must pay the filing fee due from a responding party under ORS 21.155. (3) Parties with joint children under the age of 21 who both file a joint p…
Open publisher PDF at this page ↗ · Read complete stored excerpt
Machine-extracted PDF text, unreviewed.
Captured 2026-10-18T22:31:12.691745+00:00 · Published 2026 chapter effective 2026-08-01; apply with separately indexed amending Chief Justice Orders
Stored circuit-court rule excerpt. Read the complete rule, exceptions, current publisher version and actual case orders; applicability and deadlines are not established.
Source provenance
machine_extracted_unreviewed
SHA-256 111663e7e7679e64b5ece2bcfc1931ad1e8c524668945d831271fa93fcc40ddb
Publisher URL: https://www.courts.oregon.gov/rules/UTCR/2026_UTCR_ch8.pdf
UTCR 11.140 — DEPENDENCY JUDGMENTS OF JURISDICTION AND DISPOSITION
2026 Uniform Trial Court Rules — Chapter 11 · physical PDF page 5–6 · 2026
11.140 DEPENDENCY JUDGMENTS OF JURISDICTION AND DISPOSITION (1) A judgment of jurisdiction entered under ORS chapter 419B must state how each allegation in the petition(s) under consideration is resolved: whether it is admitted, proved, dismissed, or pended. (2) A judgment of jurisdiction entered under ORS chapter 419B that is based on a post-jurisdiction dependency petition filed during an existing wardship must include: 2026 UTCR 11.6 (a) In the document title, in parentheses, the title of the petition or petitions it is resolving, e.g., JUDGMENT OF JURISDICTION (SECOND PETITION); (b) The bases of jurisdiction previously established during the existing wardship that have not been dismissed; (c) The date each basis of jurisdiction was established in a judgment of jurisdiction; and (d) The date of the first judgment establishing jurisdiction over the ward during the current wardship episode. (3) A separately entered judgment of disposition that is based on a post-jurisdiction dependenc…
Open publisher PDF at this page ↗ · Read complete stored excerpt
Machine-extracted PDF text, unreviewed.
Captured 2026-10-18T22:31:14.329625+00:00 · Published 2026 chapter effective 2026-08-01; apply with separately indexed amending Chief Justice Orders
Stored circuit-court rule excerpt. Read the complete rule, exceptions, current publisher version and actual case orders; applicability and deadlines are not established.
Source provenance
machine_extracted_unreviewed
SHA-256 d7d6f987e42488c1eec3e5fba7c0780157496cfa664b40e02924d70611a10fe6
Publisher URL: https://www.courts.oregon.gov/rules/UTCR/2026_UTCR_ch11.pdf
UTCR 8.090 — CERTIFICATE REGARDING PENDING CHILD SUPPORT PROCEEDINGS AND/OR EXISTING CHILD SUPPORT ORDERS AND/OR JUDGMENTS
2026 Uniform Trial Court Rules — Chapter 8 · physical PDF page 7–8 · 2026
8.090 CERTIFICATE REGARDING PENDING CHILD SUPPORT PROCEEDINGS AND/OR EXISTING CHILD SUPPORT ORDERS AND/OR JUDGMENTS (1) This rule applies to information about other pending child support orders, judgments, or proceedings, as required by ORS 107.085(3), 107.135(2)(b), 107.431(2)(b), 108.110(4), 109.100(3), 109.103(3), 109.165(3), and 125.025(4)(b), in any motion or petition filed pursuant to ORS 107.085, 107.135, 107.431, 108.110, 109.100, 109.103, 109.165, and 125.025. (2) In any motion or petition described in subsection (1), a filer must include a certificate stating whether any pending child support proceeding, or child support order or judgment, exists between the parties. The certificate must be placed at the end of the motion or petition, immediately above the declaration line. (3) The motion or petition also must include the name of the court or agency handling a pending proceeding, the case number, and date of any existing order or judgment. That information may be included in …
Open publisher PDF at this page ↗ · Read complete stored excerpt
Machine-extracted PDF text, unreviewed.
Captured 2026-10-18T22:31:12.691745+00:00 · Published 2026 chapter effective 2026-08-01; apply with separately indexed amending Chief Justice Orders
Stored circuit-court rule excerpt. Read the complete rule, exceptions, current publisher version and actual case orders; applicability and deadlines are not established.
Source provenance
machine_extracted_unreviewed
SHA-256 111663e7e7679e64b5ece2bcfc1931ad1e8c524668945d831271fa93fcc40ddb
Publisher URL: https://www.courts.oregon.gov/rules/UTCR/2026_UTCR_ch8.pdf
UTCR 9.310 — PRESENTATION OF ADOPTION JUDGMENTS
2026 Uniform Trial Court Rules — Chapter 9 · physical PDF page 8 · 2026
9.310 PRESENTATION OF ADOPTION JUDGMENTS Proposed adoption judgments may be presented to the court without the necessity of a personal appearance by the attorney or the adoptive parents.
Open publisher PDF at this page ↗ · Read complete stored excerpt
Machine-extracted PDF text, unreviewed.
Captured 2026-10-18T22:31:13.888797+00:00 · Published 2026 chapter effective 2026-08-01; apply with separately indexed amending Chief Justice Orders
Stored circuit-court rule excerpt. Read the complete rule, exceptions, current publisher version and actual case orders; applicability and deadlines are not established.
Source provenance
machine_extracted_unreviewed
SHA-256 80267a2577241921ae6b6526bff87629a201084ef3018d63a7df0972a368f3e4
Publisher URL: https://www.courts.oregon.gov/rules/UTCR/2026_UTCR_ch9.pdf
UTCR 2.060 — ENTERING JUDGMENT ON FACE OF NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENT
2026 Uniform Trial Court Rules — Chapter 2 · physical PDF page 7 · 2026
2.060 ENTERING JUDGMENT ON FACE OF NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENT (1) In all cases when a judgment is to be based on a negotiable instrument, as defined in ORS 73.0104, the party obtaining judgment must tender the original instrument to the court before the entry of judgment, unless the court has found that such party is entitled to enforce the instrument under ORS 73.0309, and the court must enter a notation of the judgment on the face of the instrument. (2) The trial court administrator shall return the original instrument only after filing a certified copy of the instrument. 1987 Commentary: The rule is silent on the time when the judgment notation is to be entered on the face of the instrument. The rule permits the holding of documents submitted at the time the judgment is entered while delaying endorsement until after the court receives confirmation of the sheriff’s sale.
Open publisher PDF at this page ↗ · Read complete stored excerpt
Machine-extracted PDF text, unreviewed.
Captured 2026-10-18T22:31:09.970508+00:00 · Published 2026 chapter effective 2026-08-01; apply with separately indexed amending Chief Justice Orders
Stored circuit-court rule excerpt. Read the complete rule, exceptions, current publisher version and actual case orders; applicability and deadlines are not established.
Source provenance
machine_extracted_unreviewed
SHA-256 9e825e86a2c11af6fa8fef7b55b48aedfb3d54d2a95b46784b1418bc5fb13bb2
Publisher URL: https://www.courts.oregon.gov/rules/UTCR/2026_UTCR_ch2.pdf
UTCR 18.040 — FORM OF ORDER OR JUDGMENT
2026 Uniform Trial Court Rules — Chapter 18 · physical PDF page 1 · 2026
18.040 FORM OF ORDER OR JUDGMENT (1) Any proposed order or judgment submitted to the court must include a finding as to whether the action is subject to ORS chapter 90, in substantially the following form: “[ ] This action is subject to the Residential Landlord and Tenant Act.” (2) If multiple defendants are named in an action, the judgment must clearly describe the judgment rendered as to each defendant. (3) A judgment for forcible entry and detainer in an eviction action subject to ORS chapter 90 must be in substantially the form provided at www.courts.oregon.gov/forms.
Open publisher PDF at this page ↗ · Read complete stored excerpt
Machine-extracted PDF text, unreviewed.
Captured 2026-10-18T22:31:16.302552+00:00 · Published 2026 chapter effective 2026-08-01; apply with separately indexed amending Chief Justice Orders
Stored circuit-court rule excerpt. Read the complete rule, exceptions, current publisher version and actual case orders; applicability and deadlines are not established.
Source provenance
machine_extracted_unreviewed
SHA-256 55fed65a6fdf5b454e475372a4b967628dadaf2969a80e02799b430039859ea1
Publisher URL: https://www.courts.oregon.gov/rules/UTCR/2026_UTCR_ch18.pdf