Can a party have the other party exclude from the residence by a temporary restraining order?
Unless the other party is present at the hearing on a temporary restraining order, the court cannot exclude them from the residence. Because this is actually a temporary division of property, the court cannot dispossess a person of their property without giving them a chance to be heard. Thus while one party can obtain an order preserving property, it cannot obtain temporary a division of property this way.
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Can a party have the other party exclude from the residence by a temporary restraining order?