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UTCR 9.020

APPROVAL OF BONDS

activein force · 2026-08-01 – presentact-effective-date

A supporting affidavit, signed by the guardian, conservator, personal representative, or

attorney of record, must be filed if there is a request for approval of a surety bond in an

amount less than the aggregate value of the property in the estate as disclosed by the

petition. The requirement of this section may be satisfied by a statement in the petition

for appointment.

Subsequent requests for approval of a surety bond in an amount less than the

aggregate value of the property of the estate shall be made by motion and supporting

affidavit, or by request made in an accounting. The proposed order on the motion or the

proposed order approving the accounting shall include the change in bond amount.

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Source: courts.oregon.gov
Retrieved: 2026-09-24
Edition: 2026-09-24
Content hash: 36105977cebd363c1c5fc091ef81169bc53fc1890d50e71c4896c89b00729ead

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