Maryland HB497 modifies the duration and provisions of temporary and final protective orders in family law cases.
Maryland HB497 revises the duration and provisions of temporary and final protective orders in family law cases. It mandates a hearing after the service of a temporary protective order and allows the final protective order to include monetary awards for losses or expenses incurred due to abuse. The bill specifies that a monetary award does not prevent a petitioner from pursuing additional claims for uncompensated losses or expenses.
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