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WPF UH-08.0200 - Order Transferring Case and Setting Hearing - ORTR - Washington

WPF UH-08.0200 - Order Transferring Case and Setting Hearing - ORTR - Washington-2026

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The document is an order from the Court of Washington transferring a harassment case to superior court due to specific circumstances, such as the respondent being under 18 years of age or other legal considerations. It outlines that a petition for an Order for Protection was filed, and details the requirements for the respondent to appear at a future hearing, where they must show cause against the requested protection order.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by entering the District Court Number and Superior Court Number at the top of the form.
Fill in the names of the Petitioner and Respondent in the designated fields.
In section 1, input the date when the petition requesting an Order for Protection – Harassment was filed.
For section 2, select the appropriate reason for transferring the case to superior court by checking relevant boxes or writing 'Other' if applicable.
Indicate that no hearing is set, and specify a date and time for any future hearings in the provided fields.
Ensure you sign at the bottom of the form where indicated, along with entering your title if necessary.

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What does it mean order setting hearing?

Order Setting Hearing Date -- Notice Upon the filing of this petition with the clerk of the district court, an order shall be made by the court or judge thereof fixing the date of the hearing of the petition and directing that notice of such hearing be given as in such order set forth.

What is a status hearing in Washington state?

A status or omnibus hearing is the court proceeding where you and your lawyer will indicate whether you will either go to trial, settle the case with a plea of guilty, or ask for extra time.

What is an order setting status hearing?

0:11 4:21 This meeting involves the judge the prosecutor. And the defense attorney. And sometimes theMoreThis meeting involves the judge the prosecutor. And the defense attorney. And sometimes the defendant may also be present.

What happens during a status hearing?

A status conference in a criminal case is a meeting between the prosecuting attorney and defense attorney to discuss the status of the case, facilitate the exchange of information, and negotiate regarding a possible resolution. The judge may also be involved in the meeting, depending on the judge and the court.

What is an order setting show cause hearing?

An order to show cause (O.S.C.), is a court order or the demand of a judge requiring a party to justify or explain why the court should or should not grant a motion or a relief . For example, if a party requests a restraining order from a judge, the judge may need more information.

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What does status set mean in court?

A status date means a future date on which the parties will again appear in court to tell the judge what is happening with the case. The court uses these dates to ensure that the case moves efficiently to resolution.