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SLR 5.062 — Stipulated or “Ex Parte” Orders

Jackson County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 10–11 · 2026

5.062  Stipulated or “Ex Parte” Orders
(1) A stipulated or “ex parte” matter may be presented to the judge to whom the case
is assigned; or, if unassigned, then to any individual judge with that judge’s
permission. The presentation may be made in person by the moving party or
attorney.

(2) Emergency matters may be presented to a judge at any time, except as
prohibited by SLR 5.062(4).

(3) Stipulated or “ex parte” matters may also be left with the court clerk or any
individual judge’s judicial assistant for presentation to the judge in due course.

(4) The court will not entertain “ex parte” matters while on the bench other than the
matter before the court for hearing.

(5) “Ex parte” matters include, but are not limited to, the following: default dissolution
judgments, petitions for restraining orders under the provision of any Oregon law,
motions for show cause orders, waivers of marriage license waiting periods,
waivers of waiting periods in domestic relations cases, default orders, and
probate or guardianship orders.
Effective February 1, 2026
JUDICIAL DISTRICT 1 (JACKSON COUNTY) SUPPLEMENTARY RULES                                                                                         Page 11 of 42

(6) No “ex parte” motion to continue shall be granted by the court unless the motion
includes a statement setting forth the position of the opposing parties.

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