Objection To Motion To Change Venue

OBJECTION TO MOTION TO CHANGE VENUE FOR TRIAL. This form is used in the Oregon Circuit Court by a party who opposes a request to transfer a case to a different county. When one party files a motion to change the trial location, the other party can use this form to formally state their disagreement and explain why the venue should remain in the original county where the case was filed. The form provides several legal grounds for objection, such as asserting that the case was filed in the correct county, that there is no conflict of interest or bias involving the judge, and that changing the location would not serve the convenience of the witnesses or parties involved. It also allows the objecting party to give additional written explanation to support their position. To be valid, the objection must be filed within 14 days of being served with the motion to change venue, unless the court’s local rules provide a different timeline. The form must be signed under penalty of perjury, affirming the truthfulness of the information provided. The objecting party must mail a copy of the completed objection to the other party and complete the Certificate of Mailing to confirm that proper service was made. www.FormsWorkflow.com