US · rules
D. Or. LR 67-3
Funds Withdrawal - Generally (See 28 U.S.C. § 2042)
(a) Motion to Withdraw Funds (See Sample Orders to Disburse Funds)
Upon motion or stipulation, the Court may order that funds be withdrawn from the registry of the Court for redeposit or disbursement. A proposed form of order must be filed with a motion to withdraw funds, and must contain the following information:
(1) The amount on deposit at the time of the motion;
(2) The amount to be withdrawn;
(3) The name of the attorney of record who will receive and maintain the funds as a trustee, or the name and address of any payee who will receive such funds.
(b) Review of Proposed Orders by the Clerk
The Clerk's Office Financial Administrator must approve all proposed orders to withdraw funds deposited with the Court.
History
December 1, 2009: LR 67-3(a) and 67-3(a)(2): Added the phrases "or disbursement" and "or disbursing." March 1, 2012: LR 67-3(a): "Sample Order" made plural. Removed word "elsewhere" from first sentence. Changed the reference to "an application" to "a motion" in the second sentence. Additional modifications made to subsections (1) thru (5) including removal of subsection (3) and (5) with remaining sections renumbered. March 1, 2012: LR 67-3(a)(1) to (4): Itemized list of what a proposed order submitted with a motion to withdraw funds must contain. Subsection (1) modified to eliminate "the schedule of anticipated or future deposits" and add "at the time of the motion." Subsection (2) modified to include "if any" referring to "the amount of the registry fee" and capitalization of the word "Clerk." Subsection (3) and (5) removed. Subsection (4) renumbered to (3) to include at the end of the sentence "or the name and address of any payee who will receive such funds; and." New Subsection (4) added as "The method for delivery of such funds to the intended recipient; whether by U.S. Mail or personal delivery at the Clerk's Office." March 1, 2012: LR 67-3(b): Removed words "applications and" from sentence after "must approve all . . ." March 1, 2013: LR 67-3(a): Changed the word "Monies" to "Funds" in the reference to the Sample Orders. March 1, 2013: LR 67-3(b): Omitted "Prior to submission to the Court" at the beginning of the sentence. Capitalized "Clerk’s Office Financial Administrator," and replaced the word "monies" at the end of the sentence with "funds deposited with the Court." March 1, 2014: LR 67-3: Changed "submitted" to "filed." March 1, 2017: LR 67-3(a)(2): Deleted "and the amount of the registry fee, if any, to be assessed by the Clerk" after "withdrawn" and added "and" after the semicolon at the end of that subsection. March 1, 2017: LR 67-3(a)(3): Deleted semicolon and "and" at the end of subsection (3) and added period after "funds." March 1, 2017: LR 67-3(a)(4): Deleted subsection (4), "The method for delivery of such funds to the intended recipient, whether by U.S. Mail or personal delivery at the Clerk's Office."
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- www.ord.uscourts.gov
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- 2026-09-18
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- fed-district-2026-09-19
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