Section 19: Provisional orders
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19. Provisional orders
On a petition for a decree, any party may apply to the Court for one or
more of the following orders—
(a) an order for maintenance pending the hearing of the petition requiring any party to make to the other such periodical payments
for his maintenance for such term beginning not earlier than the
date of the presentation of the petition and ending with the final
determination of the petition, as the Court thinks reasonable;
(b) an order for provisional custody of any minor child for such term
beginning with the date of the making of the order and ending
with the date of the final determination of the petition, as the
Court thinks reasonable; or
(c) an order for payment of litigation money, requiring any party to
pay to the other such sum of money as is specified in the order
to cover the reasonable costs incurred or likely to be incurred in
connection with any proceedings under this Act.
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Questions this section answers
- Can I get maintenance payments while my divorce petition is still pending?
- Can I get a provisional custody order for my child while the divorce case is ongoing?