What does waiving a preliminary hearing mean?

Criminal defendants usually have the option to waive the preliminary hearing, but it happens very rarely and no defendant should do this without the advice of an attorney. If you waive a preliminary hearing, you allow the prosecution to proceed on criminal charges against you without having to present its evidence.

When does a court order need to be issued?

After a petition has been filed on behalf of a child, a court order is issued in most jurisdictions to investigate suspected or reported abuse or neglect—but a court order is not required in all jurisdictions to launch an investigation. 2 Emergency protection order

Can a judge make an order for child support?

A judge or magistrate will only make an order if they think it’s in the child’s best interests. Use form C2 to change an application that the court is still considering. The fee depends on what you’re asking the court to do. You pay the court: You can get support or counselling to help you through the divorce process.

When does a court need to issue a preliminary injunction?

For example, in trademark infringement actions in which the health or safety of the consumer is at issue, there is a significant public interest and reason for the court to support the issuance of a preliminary injunction.

What to do if you get directions from Family Court?

The court will arrange a ‘directions hearing’ with both parents if you apply for a court order. There will usually be a family court adviser from the Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service ( Cafcass) at the hearing.

Can a court issue a provisional order in a divorce?

In Divorce cases, the Dissolution Act specifically allows for such preliminary orders when a divorce case is filed. The court may issue an order for temporary spousal maintenance (formerly called alimony for spousal support), child custody and parenting time, and possession of property while the case is pending before the Court 1.

Can a court issue a temporary spousal support order?

The court may issue an order for temporary spousal maintenance (formerly called alimony for spousal support), child custody and parenting time, and possession of property while the case is pending before the Court 1.

Where can I get support before and after court?

Our 800+ volunteers provide a free service across England and Wales, offering support and guidance before, during, and after court. We ensure that those facing court alone feel prepared and supported in accessing justice. Are you going to court without a lawyer?

Can a Paternity Court make a temporary order?

Under the Paternity Act, there is no such statute on point allowing for a paternity court to make temporary orders. However, the Indiana Court of Appeals has held that the purpose underlying temporary orders in divorce cases are also present in circumstances involving paternity cases.