Common use of Emergency Orders Clause in Contracts

Emergency Orders. Notwithstanding 2.A above, during a Collaborative Process, a court may issue emergency orders to protect the health, safety, welfare, or interest of a party, child of a party, relative, domestic partner, or other person protected by the civil protection order statute, MD Family Law § 4-501 et seq., even though no notice of termination of the Collaborative Process has been given. The Collaborative Process terminates if a party seeks such an emergency order. Notwithstanding 2.C above, a Collaborative attorney is authorized to seek or defend an application for an emergency order described in 10.A despite the termination of the Collaborative Process for so long as a successor attorney is not immediately available and reasonable measures have not been taken to protect the health, safety, welfare, or interest of the person at risk.

Emergency Orders. Notwithstanding 2.A above, during a Collaborative Process, a court may issue emergency orders to protect the health, safety, welfare, or interest of a party, child of a party, relative, domestic partner, or other person protected by the civil protection order statute, MD Family Law § 4-501 et seq., even though no notice of termination of the Collaborative Process has been given. The Collaborative Process terminates if a party seeks such an emergency order. Notwithstanding 2.C above, a Collaborative attorney is authorized to seek or defend an application for an emergency order described in 10.A 11.A despite the termination of the Collaborative Process for so long as a successor attorney is not immediately available and reasonable measures have not been taken to protect the health, safety, welfare, or interest of the person at risk.

Emergency Orders. Notwithstanding 2.A above, during a Collaborative Process, a court may issue emergency orders to protect the health, safety, welfare, or interest of a party, child of a party, relative, domestic partner, or other person protected by the civil protection order statute, MD Family Law D.C. Code § 416-501 1001 et seq., even though no notice of termination of the Collaborative Process has been given. The Collaborative Process terminates if a party seeks such an emergency order. Notwithstanding 2.C above, a Collaborative attorney is authorized to seek or defend an application for an emergency order described in 10.A despite the termination of the Collaborative Process for so long as a successor attorney is not immediately available and reasonable measures have not been taken to protect the health, safety, welfare, or interest of the person at risk.

Emergency Orders. Notwithstanding 2.A above, during a Collaborative Process, a court may issue emergency orders to protect the health, safety, welfare, or interest of a party, child of a party, relative, domestic partner, or other person protected by the civil protection order statute, MD Family Law D.C. Code § 416-501 1001 et seq., even though no notice of termination of the Collaborative Process has been given. The Collaborative Process terminates if a party seeks such an emergency order. Notwithstanding 2.C above, a Collaborative attorney is authorized to seek or defend an application for an emergency order described in 10.A 11.A despite the termination of the Collaborative Process for so long as a successor attorney is not immediately available and reasonable measures have not been taken to protect the health, safety, welfare, or interest of the person at risk.