Rule 5.025 - CIVIL EX PARTE MATTERS(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 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.Tillamook Supp. L. R. 5.025
Amended effective 2/1/2024.