These Interim Property Orders ask a Court to proceed without service of the application upon the husband; and ask the court for orders to keep the husband away from a business and away from the wife's workplace to give her sole occupancy of the former matrimonial home; orders to prevent a husband emptying a bank account, or selling shares, or drawing on his superannuation; order that the husband pay some spousal maintenance; orders to take rental income from an investment property if he doesn't pay it; and orders to gather in the proceeds of sale if a sale is already underway.
Very rarely would an applicant want all of these orders. For example, don't ask for orders 1 and 19 unless you really don't know where to find the respondent to effect personal service upon him, or unless you really can show that the respondent is likely to abscond or hide property if he has notice of proceedings. But often an applicant would want something like some of these orders. Insert the real names of all companies, businesses, and banks that should be identified by the orders. Where the husband is the applicant, then the wife becomes the Respondent Wife.
Always remember that the Court decides matters on the evidence before it, not upon the facts as you understand them. If a fact is important, then give direct evidence to establish the fact.
L-InterimPropertyF_1.docOrders to keep the husband away from a business and away from the wife's workplace to give her sole occupancy of the former matrimonial home; etc.
