Sentences with phrase «for temporary orders»

The father brought a motion for a temporary order asking the court to formally implement that recommendation in those terms.

If you can not agree on vacations or other time - sharing issues before the divorce is final, you may have to ask the court for a temporary order to address these issues.

Once the divorce case is filed, the court can rule on either spouse's requests for temporary orders.

First, either spouse may file a petition for a temporary order.

As an alternative to filing for temporary orders, under this routine the married couple enters into a binding agreement resolving issues associated with the marriage but does not terminate the marriage.

At the initial status conference, the court will order a date for a temporary orders hearing to resolve these issues, usually within about a month.

A divorce does not need to be final for temporary orders to be enacted.

If you file a motion for temporary orders, you need to get a date from the court and notify the other parent of that date.

Either spouse can file a request for temporary orders and the request may be served at the same time you file your initial divorce petition.

He also filed a petition for temporary orders allowing the children to remain with him in Arizona to start school.

New Ways still allows for temporary orders when necessary for the health and safety of the children.

Spouses may submit a written stipulation for temporary orders as well as for the final order in their stipulated divorce.

Courts often grant requests for temporary orders without a hearing, but the court must hear motions for modification of temporary orders within 14 days of a spouse's request to have an order modified.

If a custodial or noncustodial conservator is ordered to military deployment, military mobilization, or temporary military duty location a substantial distance from the other conservator's residence, either conservator may file for a temporary order modifying possession or access to the child.

If you don't file a motion for temporary orders, ask the court how to get your hearing date.

All states have a system in place to allow spouses to petition the court for temporary orders to maintain the status quo until their divorces are final.

Hearings for temporary orders that govern until a divorce is finalized are typically more abbreviated than a full divorce trial.

In a motion for a temporary order, the moving party brings one or more issues in a case before a judge and asks for temporary relief, such as interim spousal or child support, to last until a final order is made.

If either parent files a petition or motion for a temporary order, the court may need to hold a hearing to make a decision on the issue

Motions for temporary orders are often filed shortly after a legal separation but prior to a divorce trial.

Litigation is a time - consuming series of steps that includes asking the court for temporary orders, discovery to determine the facts of your case, pretrial conferences and a trial so a judge can rule on your divorce.