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The document outlines the Supplemental Local Rules for the Thirteenth Judicial District in Klamath County, Oregon. It includes regulations regarding court operations, motion days, hearing procedures, mandatory settlement conferences, trial fees, and parenting time arrangements. Specific rules address civil and criminal cases, including guidelines for motions, show cause orders, guardianship proceedings, and parenting plans. The document emphasizes the importance of timely communication between parties and adherence to established schedules to ensure efficient court processes.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Supplemental Local Rules document in the editor.
Review the first section, 'Location and Hours of Court Operations', and ensure you note the court's address and operating hours for your reference.
Navigate to 'Motion Days - Civil Cases' to understand when motions can be filed. Make sure to mark your calendar for Motion Day, which is every Monday.
In the 'Hearing of Motions' section, identify the specific times assigned for different judges. Fill in any required fields related to your case accordingly.
For sections like 'Show Cause Orders and Hearings', ensure you provide all necessary details about your hearing date and time as specified in the order.
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