Oregon Changing/Modifying a Judgment and Hearing Evidentiary (Post Judgment) is a procedure that allows a court to modify an existing judgment, either on its own motion or upon the motion of a party. This procedure can be used to modify the terms of a judgment, such as amount of money owed, or to modify the conditions of a judgment, such as an order of protection. The process begins with a motion to modify or change the judgment, which must be accompanied by an affidavit and other relevant documents. The court then holds a hearing to consider the motion and evidence presented by the parties. There are two types of Oregon Changing/Modifying a Judgment and Hearing Evidentiary (Post Judgment): Modifying a Judgment without a Hearing, and Modifying a Judgment with a Hearing. In the first type, the court can modify or change the judgment on its own motion or on the motion of a party without a hearing. In the second type, the court will hold a hearing to consider the motion and evidence presented by the parties. At the hearing, the court may hear testimony, examine documents, and consider other evidence before making a decision.