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A Mutual Restraining Order is a court order generally used in divorce cases. The Mutual Restraining Order lasts until the final divorce decree and is issued against both parties. If the restraining order is violated by either party, the charge is contempt with a punishment of up to $50 and/or 10 days in jail.
