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Getting a Temporary Restraining Order When Filing for Divorce

Find out whether a temporary restraining order could be helpful in your divorce.

Freezing Marital Assets: Getting a Financial Restraining Order When You File for Divorce

While many couples behave honestly and fairly during a divorce, in other cases, spouses may try to harm the other financially. An angry divorcing spouse may try to hide assets, empty bank accounts, destroy property, or otherwise dissipate the marital estate. If you have good reason to believe your spouse...

How to Get a Restraining Order

You may need a restraining order for any of a number of reasons—your spouse or partner may be abusing you or your child, or someone you once dated is stalking you. Learn where to start....

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A restraining order is a court order directing an individual to abide by certain conditions or directing the individual not to do certain things. The order itself is literally a piece of paper that a judge signs that tells an individual to cease the prohibited behavior or be subjected to legal consequences.

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