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Court Rules

Multnomah County Circuit Court Filing Bundling Requirements

4 rules from official source documents

Whether to bundle related filings together or file them promptly as completed.

CRITICAL

All documents associated with a sealed filing must be filed together conventionally with the Civil Department.

4) All documents, including the motion, signed order to file under seal, redacted copies, unredacted originals in envelopes, and any other ancillary document part of the underlying pleading must be filed together conventionally with the Civil Department.

CRITICAL

The Order to Show Cause must be presented at ex parte together with the supporting documents, a Motion for a Show Cause Hearing, and an Order setting the hearing.

The order must be presented at ex parte with the supporting documents along with a Motion for a Show Cause Hearing and Order setting the hearing.

WARNING

Tip: If the document to be filed under seal is one component of a larger pleading, such as an exhibit to a declaration, ensure all documents are filed with the court at the same time to keep the record clear and consistent.

Tip: If the document to be filed under seal is one component of a larger pleading, such as an exhibit to a declaration, ensure all documents are filed with the court at the same time to keep the record clear and consistent.

WARNING

When a document to be sealed is part of a larger pleading, file all documents with the court at the same time.

If the document to be filed under seal is one component of a larger pleading, such as an exhibit to a declaration, ensure all documents are filed with the court at the same time to keep the record clear and consistent.

Common questions about Multnomah County Circuit Court filing bundling requirements

Does Multnomah County Circuit Court require motion papers to be bundled?

All documents associated with a sealed filing must be filed together conventionally with the Civil Department.

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