Orders
What is a court order?
A court order is a decision made by a judge or justice of the peace.
It may require you to do or not do something for a period of time.
An order is usually made after a trial or hearing if you and the other party do not agree on the issues.
If you do not follow the court order, there could be legal consequences.
What are the types of orders?
Orders can be temporary or final orders.
A final order is usually obtained after a trial but takes time to receive.
You can request a temporary order until you receive a final order after the trial.
What form do you fill out for a draft order?
Form 25 lists the terms of the order you are asking for from the court.
You prepare the draft Form 25 and the judge or a court clerk will sign it.