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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 158th Avenue, Beaverton,
OR  97006 or Family Law Assistance Program located on the 1st floor of the
Justice Services Building before 10:30 A.M., to be added to the same day 1:00
P.M. docket.

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  Washington County, 20th Judicial District
  February 1, 2026


(3) Applications for emergency orders regarding minor children under ORS
107.095(3), ORS 107.139, ORS 107.437, or Petitions for Extreme Risk
Protective Orders under ORS 166.527 shall be heard at the time designated for
ex parte.  The clerk’s office and assigned judge may arrange for the applicant to
present these matters to the court at a different time than the times noted in
sections (1) and (2) of this rule, due to the emergency nature of the requested
relief.
(4) Any proposed judgment or order which is to be presented ex parte shall include
a certificate of readiness under UTCR 5.100, along with a certificate of service
which shall include the date, time, and manner of service upon the opposing
party, the party’s attorney, or that no service was made, if appropriate. When
service is required, it must be completed at least 24 hours prior to the ex parte
appearance unless it is an emergency or service is not possible.  The following
shall be added to the Certificate of Service:

"I certify that I did / did not (circle one) serve a copy or give notice of said
documents to him / her (circle one) on [date]                                          at
[time]                                                                           AM / PM (circle one)
by [method of service/notice]                                                                    ."

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