Rule 7.015 - SCHEDULING AND NOTIFICATION OF PARTIES FOR TRIAL AND MOTIONS(1) Scheduling of civil and domestic relations trial shall be as follows: When a civil or domestic relations case is at issue, the docket clerk will forward to the attorney or the self-represented party, a Trial Setting Order, (substantially in the form set forth on Appendix 1, attached hereto and incorporated herein). Each attorney or self-represented party shall accurately complete each provision of the questionnaire and return it to the court by the date shown on the questionnaire. The docket clerk will schedule a trial based upon the information obtained and give written notice to counsel or self-represented party in accordance with section (3) of this rule.(2) Upon the filing of a motion or response requesting oral argument, in accordance with UTCR 5.050(1), the docket clerk shall schedule the matter for argument. All motions will be scheduled for the time estimated in the request, but not more than thirty (30) minutes. An attorney or selfrepresented party receiving a notice scheduling an amount of time for argument which the attorney or self-represented party believes is insufficient, shall advise the docket clerk of that insufficiency immediately.(3) Notification of the dates for trial and motions shall be given as follows: (a) Notice of the date set for trial in a criminal, civil or domestic relations case shall be sent to counsel or self-represented party. The written notice shall inform counsel of the date and hour trial is scheduled to commence, the number of days scheduled and whether it is before the Court or to a jury.(b) When a motion is scheduled for argument, the docket clerk shall send to counsel for each party a written notice stating the date, the hour and the amount of time scheduled for argument. Unless counsel makes arrangements for a conference call, all arguments will be heard in person in the courtroom. The court has a speaker phone system which can be set-up in the courtroom so the court reporter can make a record of argument made by counsel appearing by conference call. Counsel desiring to proceed in that manner shall advise the docket clerk of their need for a court reporter at least one hour prior to the time for argument.Tillamook Supp. L. R. 7.015
Amended effective 2/1/2024.