The judge’s decision
At the end of the hearing, the judge will say what the
orders are. The judge may:
Give the protected
person the orders he or she asked for.
Give the protected
person some of the orders he or she asked for and not others.
Not give the
protected person any of the orders he or she asked for.
Postpone your case
and give you a new court date. This means you have to come back another day.
The judge can do this if:
You need
more time to get a lawyer or prepare an answer.
The judge
wants more information.
Your
hearing is taking longer than planned.
If the judge
postpones (“continues”) your case, the judge may make orders that last until
the new hearing date.
See Going to Court to read more information about how to
prepare for your court hearing.
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