SLR 7-8.021: MOTION FOR ORDER OF DEFAULT; TIME FOR SERVICE AND APPEARANCE

APPEARANCE (1) Any party who has appeared in a family law case in response to any motions for temporary relief (including immediate danger motions), but who has not filed a response to the petition or the motion to modify, shall be served with a notice of intent to apply for order of default in the manner provided for in ORCP 69 B(2) before the entry of an order or a judgment. The notice of intent to apply for order of default must also be filed with the court at least 10 days, plus three days if served by mail, e-mail, fax, or other electronic service, before moving for a default. (2) If an opposing party fails to file a written response in opposition to an order to show cause within the time allowed in ORS 107.135 (14), the moving party shall promptly submit a motion, declaration, and order for default with a proposed supplemental judgment allowing the relief requested in the order to show cause. The court may require the taking of testimony of the moving party in such default matters where appropriate.