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CurrentMatters to be considered for interim orders
Part 5Applications for interim, procedural, ancillary or other incidental orders
Division 2Hearings for interim and procedural applications
83 Matters to be considered for interim orders
When considering whether to make an interim order, the court may take the following into account —
(a)
in a parenting case, the best interests of the child;
(b)
whether there are reasonable grounds for making the order;
(c)
whether, for reasons of hardship, family violence, prejudice to the parties or the children, the order is necessary;
(d)
the main purpose of these rules;
(e)
whether the parties would benefit from participating in 1 of the dispute resolution methods.
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