US Lawyer Database

§48-27-508. Costs to Be Paid to Family Court Fund

Any person against whom a protective order is issued shall be assessed costs of $25. Such costs shall be paid to the family court fund established pursuant to section twenty-two, article two-a, chapter fifty-one of this code.

§48-27-401. Interaction Between Domestic Proceedings

(a) During the pendency of a divorce action, a person may file for and be granted relief provided by this article until an order other than a procedural order is entered in the divorce action pursuant to Part 5-501, et seq. (b) If a person who has been granted relief under this article should subsequently […]

§48-27-403. Emergency Protective Orders of Court; Hearings; Persons Present

(a) Upon the filing of a verified petition under this article, the magistrate court may enter an emergency protective order as it may determine necessary to protect the petitioner or minor children from domestic violence and, upon good cause shown, may do so ex parte without the necessity of bond being given by the petitioner. […]

§48-27-501. Issuance of Protective Order; Modification of Order

§48-27-501. Issuance of protective order; modification of order. (a) Upon final hearing, the court shall enter a protective order if it finds, after hearing the evidence, that the petitioner has proved the allegations of domestic violence by a preponderance of the evidence. If the respondent is present at the hearing and elects not to contest […]

§48-27-502. Mandatory Provisions in Protective Order

(a) A protective order must order the respondent to refrain from abusing, harassing, stalking, threatening or otherwise intimidating the petitioner or the minor children, or engaging in other conduct that would place the petitioner or the minor children in reasonable fear of bodily injury. (b) The protective order must prohibit the respondent from possessing any […]

§48-27-506. Effect of Protective Order on Real and Personal Property

No order entered pursuant to this article may in any manner affect title to any real property, except as provided in section 14-301 for past due child support. The personal property of any person ordered to pay child support pursuant to the provisions of this article is subject to a lien for past due child […]