A "court order" is a command or instruction issued by a judge or court that requires someone to do or not do something. It is legally binding and must be followed by the person or entity it is directed towards. Full definition
One - fifth of respondents also report a growing number of court orders for single joint experts, a shift approved by 37 % of experts. (newlawjournal.co.uk)
Legal separation allows a couple to divide marital assets and liabilities, and if they have children, it allows the couple to obtain court orders for child custody, support and visitation. (divorcesource.com)
In severe cases some are so severely alienated that they will not comply with court orders regarding visitation. (drbobevans.com)