SLR 2-8.051: POST-JUDGMENT MODIFICATION PROCEEDINGS AND POST-JUDGMENT STATUS QUO PROCEEDINGS
Edition: 2026Effective: UnknownLast verified: 2026-09-07
STATUS QUO PROCEEDINGS (1) When filing a post-judgment motion for order to show cause seeking judgment modification, the order to show cause shall require the adverse party to file a written response in answer to the motion and affidavit, with a responding uniform support declaration if the issue of support is to be contested, within the time prescribed by ORS 107.135(14). (a) The order to show cause shall advise the adverse party that if such written appearance is not timely filed, a default order shall be applied for by the moving party. Thereafter, the proceedings shall be conducted in the same manner and form as provided for in non-jury actions. (2) Motions for post-judgment status quo orders pursuant to ORS 107.138 shall include an affidavit or declaration in support and a proposed order to show cause that requires the personal appearance of the other party. (a) The proposed order to show cause shall require the opposing party to appear at a specified time and date on the Show Cause #2 docket pursuant to SLR 7.008. 02/01/2026 2nd Judicial District - Lane County Circuit Court Supplementary Local Rules 21 (b) All orders to show cause shall be served not less than twenty-on (21) days prior to the time set for hearing or appearance unless another time is ordered by the court or provided by law. The order to show cause shall contain a notice plainly and specifically stating the hearing date and time.
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- ORS 107.135(14) — resolved
- ORS 107.138 — resolved
- SLR 7.008 — resolved
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