SLR 27-5.025: Civil Ex Parte Matters . . . . . . 5

(1) Ex parte matters shall be heard before a Judge at a time designated by calendaring or by the assigned Judge or by the Presiding Judge. The same scheduling process shall apply to determine whether a request for the expedited hearing of a civil motion shall be allowed. (2) Unless otherwise required by law, only the following contested matters may be presented ex parte: (a) Motion to postpone trial or hearing; and (b) Motion for expedited hearing; and (c) Application for a temporary restraining order under ORCP 79(B)(1), when the adverse party appears and is permitted by the court to address the merits of the request. ( 3) Except as otherwise allowed by statute or waived or consented to by the opposing party, any party seeking ex-parte relief must provide one judicial day’s notice to the opposing party of the date, time, and court where the ex parte relief will be sought. A party appearing will be required 27th Judicial District Tillamook County Circuit Court – February 1, 2026 to advise the court if they have had contact with the opposing party prior to the ex-parte appearance, and the opposing party’s position on the matter presented to the court.