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  • SUSAN RHOADS V STEVE RHOADS DIVORCE document preview
  • SUSAN RHOADS V STEVE RHOADS DIVORCE document preview
						
                                

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FILED MAY 6 2 2024 CIRCUIT COURT OF SHARP COUNTY, ARKAN: DOMESTIC RELATIONS DIVISION atsCLERKDc, SUSAN RHOADS PLAINTIFF Vv. CASE NO.: 68DR-23-32-_ STEVE RHOADS DEFENDANT MUTUAL RESTRAINING ORDER DO NOT withhold visitation from your children’s parent. Unies a Court order granting custodyor viattation to a parent has been entered both parties have the aame rights to see their children and wrongful refusal to permit the children to exercise visits with the other parent may result In a finding of contempt. The parties, and each of them, hereby are enjoined and restrained from causing or pennitting any minor child of the parties to be removed from the jurisdiction of the Court except by prior permission of the Court. The juriediction of the Court includes the State of Arkansas. The parties further are enjoined and restrained from doing, attempting to do, or threatening to do, any act injuring, maltreating, vilifying, molesting, or harassing the adverse party or any child of the parties. This does not mean the parties are prohibited from talking to each other or otherwise communicatin: ig with the other party, however, the communication should not be considered harassing. The parties further are enjoined from encumbering, mortgaging, contracting to sell, or otherwise disposing of or removing from the jurisdiction of this Court, any of the property belonging to the parties, except in the ordinary course of business, or by agreement of the parties, or by further Order of the Court. The parties are hereby enjoined and restrained from cancelling, terminating or interfering with insurance contracts or insurance benefits which affect the opposite spouse or minor children. Additionally, the parties shall not unreasonably cancel utiity or telephone accounts without notifying the other party and giving them asufficient amount of timeto make other arrangements. ‘This order shail be binding upon the partiesto any domestic relations action filed when applicable and upon their agents, servants, and employees, and all other persons acting in concert with said parties. Violations by any party of this order will be considered Contempt of Court. Punishment of Contempt of Court may be in form of fine or imprisonment, or both, according to the circumstances. A copy of this order shall be retained bythe Plaintiff, and a copy shall be served upon the Defendant with the summons and complaint. Either party may file a petition to modify or vacate this order. The parties shall complete and exchange their respective Affidavits of Financial Means priorto any temporary or final hearing in this cause. ITIS SO ORDERED this__ 2. day ot_ay 2029. Waddpy Hort Michelle Huff Circuit Judge Revised 1/19