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SLR 12.031 — MEDIATION

Josephine County Supplementary Local Rules (2026) · physical PDF page 30–31 · 2026

12.031 MEDIATION
(1) Order for Mediation
In any prejudgment case involving child custody , parenting time, or
visitation, at the time a r esponse is filed on the case, the court will
generate an Order for Mediation and mail the  signed Order for
Mediation to all parties to the case.  The Order for Mediation will direct
the parties to attend m ediation orientation and will provide the
necessary information as to process.
In any post-judgment case involving child custody , parenting time, or
visitation, the court will generate an Order for Mediation at the same




February 1, 2026
14th Judicial District – Josephine County Circuit Court
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time the court signs and processes the order which grants the post -
judgment motion to show cause.  The moving party will receive the
signed copy of the Order for Mediation and shall serve it on the non-
moving party(ies).
Failure to attend mediation may result in the court ordering the parties
to participate in mediation and a postponement of a scheduled court
proceeding.
All parties appearing for mediation orientation shall report to the
Josephine County Juvenile Department, 301 NW F  Street, Grants
Pass, Oregon 97526 at 8:15 AM on the Monday following the day that
the Order for Mediation is received.
(2) Motion for Mediation
If there is a disagreement between the parties at any stage of a case
involving child custody, parenting time, or visitation,
 any party seeking
to resolve the matter must file with the court and serve upon the other
party(ies) or his/her attorney, a Motion for Mediation.  The form can be
found on the court forms webpage defined in SLR 1.172 under Family
Law. The court will generate an Order for Mediation which the moving
party will receive and shall serve on the non-moving party(ies).
(3) Temporary Custody and Parenting Time Orders
At any point during the mediation, the court may approve a Temporary
Custody and Parenting Time Order reflecting the parties’ agreement
as to the issues.
(4) Good Faith Required
Mediation shall not be used by any  party in bad faith for the purpose
of delaying resolution of other issues.  If the court finds at any time that
the mediation process is being misused in violation of this rule, it may
determine that mediation has been unsuccessful.

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Publisher URL: https://www.courts.oregon.gov/rules/Documents/Josephine_SLR_2026.pdf