The question might seem a befuddling one for a ballot in the heartland, but it stems from a New Jersey legal case in which a Muslim woman went to a family court asking for a restraining
order against her spouse claiming he had raped her repeatedly.
You can seek a protective
order against your spouse, a boyfriend or girlfriend with whom you have a child, or another family member or housemate.
You may also apply for a Restraining
Order against a spouse or family member.
This program can help you obtain an emergency protection
order against a spouse or family member if you feel as though you are at an immediate danger.
If you are not going to stay together because you are in danger, you may need to get a protective
order against your spouse, or seek shelter at a local family crisis center.
Not exact matches
With most debts, the creditor has to go to court and secure a judgment
against your
spouse first, then apply for a court
order.
The court has a discretion as to whether repayment should be made by a losing payee
spouse; and thus for example «to
order repayment unconditionally or subject to a prohibition
against enforcement
against her without further leave»; but such discretion «should certainly not be equated with that of determining the incidence of costs at the conclusion of an appeal».
Family law mostly boils down to disputes over kids and cash (disputes over restraining
orders against the other
spouse are not as prevalent as disputes over kids and cash).
This can be in the form of correspondence between you and your
spouse that would suggest they should not be left alone with your child, reports or testimony from counselors or parenting evaluators, a restraining
order you may have
against your
spouse or even declarations from character witnesses that feel supervised visitation is called for.
We will work with you to obtain a restraining
order against the person who committed domestic violence
against you, whether that person is a
spouse, a significant other or relative.
Some divorces end with antagonism, and if you need to protect yourself, it may be necessary for you to get a restraining
order against your former
spouse.
A judgment was obtained
against the LLC, its remaining members (entities) and the individuals and
spouses who owned the entities, in favor of our client in the amount of $ 800,000 and included a court
order to perform an accounting to determine further draw and additional amounts owed our client.
It was Part III of the Matrimonial and Family Proceedings Act 1984 that provided a mechanism for someone who has not remarried or entered into a civil partnership to bring a claim in England and Wales
against a
spouse or former
spouse even if a court has already made a financial
order in divorce proceedings in another jurisdiction.
Thorpe LJ then referred to the balance between protecting the creditors
against collusive
orders in ancillary relief and protection
orders justly made at arm's length for the protection of one of the
spouses and the children of the family.
Since child support can be
ordered retroactively for up to 24 months in an initial child support case, the court can consider proof of child support paid by one parent to the other and typically the court will give a credit to the paying
spouse for the amount of child support paid
against the child support arrearage owed.
(f) On January 16, 2004, the Applicant misrepresented herself as a landlord in
order to obtain, without consent or authorization, credit bureau information of her former
spouse and his wife and used this information in her family law proceedings
against her former
spouse;
A court
order dismissing your
spouse's claims
against your estate upon death may not prevent a claim if you continue to live together If a person lives with their ex-
spouse after they divorce, can he / she make a claim
against their...
This means that your
spouse will have no idea that you are going to Court to get an
order against them.
Once you get the
Order, your
spouse will have to come back to court to vary or set - aside the
Order based on her / his evidence
against you.
4 Where the income of the
spouse against whom a child support
order is sought is over $ 150,000, the amount of a child support
order is
Although this novel approach in Darby had no impact on the husband so long as he remained in Costa Rica, if a similar
order were made
against a
spouse who resided within Canada and held assets in a foreign jurisdiction, it could prove to be a powerful tool in ensuring that the other
spouse received their fair portion of any matrimonial assets held outside of the country.
If you are married or in a civil partnership, and you can show the court that your
spouse / civil partner is violent in any way towards you or the children, you can get a barring or safety
order against them no matter how long you have lived together and even if they own most or all of the house.
It simply gives you the right to make collection efforts
against your
spouse if he doesn't comply with the terms of the
order.
The
spouse against whom the
order was issued may be required to mail or direct - deposit child support payments, for example.
Tennessee laws can help the divorcing
spouse protect herself; she may obtain a protective
order against her abusive
spouse and an abuser's violence can impact certain areas of the divorce.
While these
orders do not directly affect divorce or change divorce proceedings, they may be used as evidence
against you or your
spouse.
However, if one
spouse deliberately prolongs or complicates the divorce process out of malice or a refusal to abide by
orders, the court may
order him to reimburse his
spouse for the money she had to pay her attorney to defend
against his actions.
If your
spouse forces you to take him back to court a second time, the judge will probably
order sanctions
against him, including payment of your court costs, jail time for contempt or a new parenting plan that eliminates or restricts his visitation.
In Arizona, protective
orders can be issued only
against family members, including former
spouses.
If approved by the court, the terms are incorporated into a separation decree, becoming a court
order legally enforceable
against both
spouses.