To establish temporary child custody arrangements.

To divide marital property and debts.

To award temporary spousal support.

All of the above.

The judge assigned to the case.

A mediator.

An attorney.

The parties themselves.

The needs of the children.

The financial resources of the parties.

The length of the marriage.

All of the above.

Until the divorce is finalized.

Until the parties reach a settlement agreement.

Until the judge issues a final order.

Any of the above.

Yes, if there is a substantial change in circumstances.

No, they are permanent.

Only if both parties agree.

None of the above.

Contempt of court.

Jail time.

Fines.

All of the above.

A temporary order is issued before the divorce is finalized, while a final order is issued after the divorce is finalized.

A temporary order is issued by a judge, while a final order is issued by a mediator.

A temporary order is binding on the parties, while a final order is not.

None of the above.

Child custody orders.

Spousal support orders.

Property division orders.

Restraining orders.

Contact your attorney immediately.

File a response with the court.

Attend all court hearings.

All of the above.

They can be difficult to enforce.

They can be expensive to obtain.

They can be disruptive to the lives of the parties.

All of the above.

They can provide immediate relief to the parties.

They can help to preserve the status quo.

They can help to prevent further conflict between the parties.

All of the above.

To advise the client on their rights and options.

To represent the client in court.

To negotiate with the other party's attorney.

All of the above.

The likelihood of success on the merits of the case.

The irreparable harm that will result if the order is not granted.

The balance of hardships between the parties.

All of the above.

A temporary restraining order is issued without notice to the other party, while a preliminary injunction is issued after a hearing.

A temporary restraining order is issued for a shorter period of time than a preliminary injunction.

Both of the above.

None of the above.