WHAT IS A TEMPORARY INJUNCTION?
A temporary injunction (a.k.a. temporary orders) are normally the result of the hearing held at the end of the 14 day period of the temporary restraining order. Temporary orders can and often do include orders requiring: (1) the filing of a sworn inventory and appraisement of all of the parties property by both parties; (2) the payment of temporary child support; (3) the payment of interim attorneys fees; (4) the payment of temporary spousal support [a.k.a. alimony]; (4) the appointment of conservatorship powers and obligations by and between the parties; (5) the award of the use of personal property including the residence and vehicles; (6) the operation of a family business; (7) the division of the obligations to pay interim and existing bills and other indebtedness; (8) visitation with and possession schedules of the children; (9) the production of documents, papers, records and other tangible things; (10) the extension or establishment of the protections afforded by a temporary res
