Oregon § 125.465 Discovery of property; examination by conservator

Oregon Statutes

§ 125.465 — Discovery of property; examination by conservator

Oregon § 125.465

Vol.3

Title 13Protective Proceedings; Powers of Attorney; Trusts

Ch. 125Protective Proceedings

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Or. Rev. Stat. § 125.465 (2026).

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(1)The court may order any person to appear and give testimony by deposition if it appears probable that the person:

(a)Has concealed, secreted or disposed of any property of the protected person;

(b)Has been entrusted with property of the protected person and fails to account for that property to the conservator;

(c)Has concealed, secreted or disposed of any writing, instrument or document relating to the affairs of the protected person;

(d)Has knowledge or information that is necessary to the administration of the affairs of the protected person; or

(e)As an officer or agent of a corporation, has refused to allow examination of the books and records of the corporation that the protected person has a right to examine.

(2)If a person is cited to appear under this section and fails t

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(1) The court may order any person to appear and give testimony by deposition if it appears probable that the person:
(a) Has concealed, secreted or disposed of any property of the protected person;
(b) Has been entrusted with property of the protected person and fails to account for that property to the conservator;
(c) Has concealed, secreted or disposed of any writing, instrument or document relating to the affairs of the protected person;
(d) Has knowledge or information that is necessary to the administration of the affairs of the protected person; or
(e) As an officer or agent of a corporation, has refused to allow examination of the books and records of the corporation that the protected person has a right to examine.
(2) If a person is cited to appear under this section and fails to appear or to answer questions asked as authorized by the order of the court, the person may be held in contempt of court.