Oregon § 9.735 Compensation of custodian

Oregon Statutes

§ 9.735 — Compensation of custodian

Oregon § 9.735

Vol.1

Title 1Courts of Record; Court Officers; Juries

Ch. 9Oregon State Bar; Attorneys; Law Libraries

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Or. Rev. Stat. § 9.735 (2026).

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The court shall enter a judgment awarding reasonable compensation and expenses to the Oregon State Bar or an attorney appointed under ORS 9.725 for acting as custodian under ORS 9.705 to 9.757. The judgment shall be against the affected licensee or the estate of the affected licensee. The judgment is a lien upon all nontrust funds, office furnishings, supplies, equipment, library and other personal property used in the law practice of the affected licensee retroactive to the date of filing of the petition for jurisdiction under ORS 9.705 to 9.757. The judgment lien takes priority over all general unsecured creditors, nonpossessory liens and security interests that were unperfected on the date the court assumed jurisdiction, and may be foreclosed as provided in ORS chapter 87.

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The court shall enter a judgment awarding reasonable compensation and expenses to the Oregon State Bar or an attorney appointed under ORS 9.725 for acting as custodian under ORS 9.705 to 9.757. The judgment shall be against the affected licensee or the estate of the affected licensee. The judgment is a lien upon all nontrust funds, office furnishings, supplies, equipment, library and other personal property used in the law practice of the affected licensee retroactive to the date of filing of the petition for jurisdiction under ORS 9.705 to 9.757. The judgment lien takes priority over all general unsecured creditors, nonpossessory liens and security interests that were unperfected on the date the court assumed jurisdiction, and may be foreclosed as provided in ORS chapter 87.