Indiana § 34-26-5-14 Prohibition on mutual orders

Indiana Statutes

§ 34-26-5-14 — Prohibition on mutual orders

Indiana·Title 34 CIVIL LAW AND PROCEDURE·Art. 26 SPECIAL PROCEEDINGS: INJUNCTIONS AND·Ch. 5 Indiana Civil Protection Order Act

(a)A court may not grant a mutual order for protection to opposing parties.

(b)If both parties allege injury, the parties shall do so by separate petitions. The trial court shall review each petition separately in an individual or a consolidated hearing and grant or deny each petition on the petition's individual merits. If the trial court finds cause to grant both petitions, the court shall do so by separate orders with specific findings justifying the issuance of each order.

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(a) A court may not grant a mutual order for
protection to opposing parties.
(b) If both parties allege injury, the parties shall do so by separate
petitions. The trial court shall review each petition separately in an
individual or a consolidated hearing and grant or deny each petition on
the petition's individual merits. If the trial court finds cause to grant
both petitions, the court shall do so by separate orders with specific
findings justifying the issuance of each order.

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