Rule 19 Appeals
Rule Text
A Appealable Acts. Decisions entered by the Magistrate Division may be appealed to the Regular Division. ORS 305.501(5). The grant or denial of a motion for a protective order may be appealed to the Regular Division. ORS 305.430(4).
B Method of Appeal.
B(1) Appeals of Decisions. The appealing party must, within 60 days after the date of entry of the decision, file a complaint in the Regular Division. A copy of the Magistrate Division decision must be attached to the Regular Division complaint. See TCR 1 B(1).
B(2) Appeals of the Grant or Denial of Protective Orders. The appealing party must, within 60 days of the grant or denial of a motion for a protective order, file a protective order petition in the Regular Division. The petition must include the required fee. See TCR 1 E. A copy of the petition must be submitted to the Magistrate Division. Once a protective order petition is filed, proceedings in the Magistrate Division will be suspended until the Regular Division issues an order. See TCR 1 B(2).