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26-020 Grant Name Change — physical PDF page 1

26-020 Grant Name Change · physical PDF page 1 ·

IN THE CIRCUIT COURTS OF THE STATE OF OREGON 
FOR GRANT AND HARNEY COUNTIES 
 
 
 
 
In the Matter of Change of Name 
Jurisdiction 
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PRESIDING JUDGE ORDER NO. 26-020 
 
Case: D24PJO1 
 
ORDER REGARDING NAME CHANGE 
JURISDICTION IN GRANT COUNTY 
 
   
 
This matter comes before the Circuit Court as an administrative function of this Court.   
  Oregon Revised Statute (ORS) 3.275 provides for the transfer of jurisdiction over certain 
family-related matters after making a determination that conditions in the judicial district make 
it desirable to concentrate jurisdiction over all or part of family and family-related matters in the 
circuit court, the circuit court by its own order shall exercise jurisdiction over any or all of the 
matters described in ORS 3.260(2) on and after July 1 next following entry of the order.   
  IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that jurisdiction over change of name under ORS 33.410 is 
removed from the Grant County Court judicial functions and beginning July 1, 2019 jurisdiction 
resides with the Circuit Court of Grant County.   
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED the name change records now in the custody of the  
Grant County Court be transferred to the custody of the Grant County Circuit Court.   
  This completes the transfer of all family-related matters under ORS 3.260.   
  Copies of this order are simultaneously filed with the Oregon Supreme Court and the Grant 
County Court.   
 
 
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