Court Orders Without Prejudice
What is the meaning of a “temporary without prejudice” Order? Temporary order An interim order (“temporary” order in the language of the Family Law Rules) was described by Zuber J.A. in Sypher v. Sypher, 1986 CarswellOnt 282, O.J. No. 536, 2 R.F.L. (3d) 413, dismissing an appeal from an interim spousal support order: At the outset, it is appropriate to observe that interim orders are intended...
Top 5 Reasons to File a Restraining Order
A restraining order is an order issued by a court to protect a person or persons from physical and emotional harm due to threat, abuse, harassment or stalking by another person or persons. Anyone who obtains a restraining order enjoys the protection of the law. However, the order is not something that can be issued at any time to anyone. There are specific reasons to file a restraining order...