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PJO 24-09 Adopting CJO 23-028 Permitting Remote Proceedings — physical PDF page 5

PJO 24-09 Adopting CJO 23-028 Permitting Remote Proceedings · physical PDF page 5 ·

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i. JUVENILE:  
• Dependency proceedings shall be conducted in-person unless the judge 
assigned to the case or presiding over the hearing allows a participant to 
appear by remote means. 
• Termination of Parental Rights (TPR) proceedings shall be conducted in-
person unless the judge assigned to the case or presiding over the hearing 
allows a participant to appear by remote means. 
• Delinquency proceedings shall be conducted in-person unless the judge 
assigned to the case or presiding over the hearing allows a participant to 
appear by remote means. 
• If you have further questions about Juvenile matters, please call 503-566-
2974.  
 
j. LANDLORD TENANT: 
• Forcible Entry and Detainer (FED) first appearances shall be conducted in-
person unless the judge presiding over the hearing allows a participant to 
appear by remote means. An attorney may appear by remote means if they 
give notice to the court by 5:00 pm the last judicial day before the hearing. 
Please call 503-588-5135 to make arrangements for remote appearance. 
• Mediation on FED cases shall be conducted in-person unless the judge allows 
a participant to appear by remote means. 
• Trials on FED cases shall be conducted in-person.  The judge presiding over 
the trial may allow parties, attorneys, and witnesses to appear by remote 
means at the discretion of the judge presiding over the trial. 
• If you have further questions about Landlord Tenant matters, please call 503-
588-5105. 
k. POST-CONVICTION: 
• Status conferences, hearings, and trials shall be conducted by remote means 
unless otherwise ordered by the judge presiding over the proceeding.  
• If you have further questions about Post-Conviction cases, please call the 
assigned judge. 
 
l. PROBATE:  
• Probate Staff are available during business hours.  Please inquire at the 
Information or Accounting Window. 
• Temporary guardianships and temporary conservatorships may be heard in-
person or by remote means if scheduled through the Probate Department.  
• All hearings on motions may proceed in-person.  The judge presiding over the 
hearing may allow parties, attorneys, and witnesses to appear by remote 
means upon request. 
• If you have further questions about Probate matters, please call 503-588-5141.  
m. PROTECTIVE PROCEEDINGS:  
• Family Law Facilitators will be available in-person to assist with forms.

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