Why are temporary orders hard to appeal?

Temporary orders require a motion for leave to appeal. It is very difficult to receive permission to appeal. Most requests are denied

What course of action can be taken instead of appealing an order?

Instead of appealing, you may wish to:

1. Trial: Push the matter towards a final resolution, which is usually a trial. Trial judges have unrestrained discretion to make a very different order after completing a full investigation of the facts.
2. Change Order: Ask the court that made the decision to change it on a motion under Section 25(19) of the FLA it if a mistake was made or it did not make a decision on a matter that was before the court.