Title 19, Chapter 1, Section 1
( 19-1-1)
(a) As used in this Code section, the term "domestic relations
action" shall include any action for divorce, alimony, equitable
division of assets and liabilities, child custody, child support,
legitimation, annulment, determination of paternity, termination of
parental rights in connection with an adoption proceeding filed in a
superior court, any contempt proceeding relating to enforcement of a
decree or order, a petition in respect to modification of a decree
or order, an action on a foreign judgment based on alimony or child
support, and adoption. The term "domestic relations action" shall
also include any direct or collateral attack on a judgment or order
entered in any such action. (b) Upon the filing of any domestic relations action, the court may
issue a standing order in such action which: (1) Upon notice, binds the parties in such action, their agents,
servants, and employees, and all other persons acting in concert
with such parties; (2) Enjoins and restrains the parties from unilaterally causing or
permitting the minor child or children of the parties to be
removed from the jurisdiction of the court without the permission
of the court, except in an emergency which has been created by the
other party to the action; (3) Enjoins and restrains each party from doing or attempting to
do or threatening to do any act which injures, maltreats,
vilifies, molests, or harasses or which may, upon judicial
determination, constitute threats, harassment, or stalking the
adverse party or the child or children of the parties or any act
which constitutes a violation of other civil or criminal laws of
this state; and (4) Enjoins and restrains each party from selling, encumbering,
trading, contracting to sell, or otherwise disposing of or
removing from the jurisdiction of the court, without the
permission of the court, any of the property belonging to the
parties except in the ordinary course of business or except in an
emergency which has been created by the other party to the action. (c) Upon written motion of a party, the standing order provided for
in this Code section shall be reviewed by the court at any rule nisi
hearing. |