Maine § 19-A §904 Orders pending divorce

Maine Statutes

§ 19-A §904 — Orders pending divorce

Maine § 19-A §904

Title 19-ADOMESTIC RELATIONS

Part 2MARRIED PERSONS

Ch. 29DIVORCE

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Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 19-A, § 19-A §904 (2026).

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In accordance with section 251, subsection 2, pending a divorce action, the court may:

1.Attorney's fees.

2.Support. Make reasonable provision for either spouse's separate support;

3.Minor children. Enter an order for the parental rights and responsibilities with respect to the minor children of the parties in accordance with chapter 55;

4.Enforcement. Enforce obedience by appropriate processes;

5.Determine possession. Determine the possession of owned or rented real and personal property pending the final divorce decree; or

6.Free from restraint. On motion of either spouse, prohibit a spouse from imposing restraint on the moving spouse's personal liberty. This subsection does not preclude the court from incarcerating either spouse for nonpayment of child support, spousal support or

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In accordance with section 251, subsection 2, pending a divorce action, the court may:
1.
Attorney's fees.
2.
Support.
Make reasonable provision for either spouse's separate support;
3.
Minor children.
Enter an order for the parental rights and responsibilities with respect to the minor children of the parties in accordance with chapter 55;
4.
Enforcement.
Enforce obedience by appropriate processes;
5.
Determine possession.
Determine the possession of owned or rented real and personal property pending the final divorce decree; or
6.
Free from restraint.
On motion of either spouse, prohibit a spouse from imposing restraint on the moving spouse's personal liberty. This subsection does not preclude the court from incarcerating either spouse for nonpayment of child support, spousal support or attorney's fees in violation of a court order to do so.