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Custody orders are either one of two types, they are either ''interim orders'', made after a court proceeding has started but before it has concluded, or they are ''final orders'' made following a settlement or a trial. In general, any kind of order that can be made on a final basis can also be made on an interim basis. | Custody orders are either one of two types, they are either ''interim orders'', made after a court proceeding has started but before it has concluded, or they are ''final orders'' made following a settlement or a trial. In general, any kind of order that can be made on a final basis can also be made on an interim basis. | ||
===Interim | ===Interim orders=== | ||
Interim orders are usually intended to provide a rough structure to the legal relationship between the parties and their children which will last until the matter is finally resolved at trial. Interim orders are not meant to be perfect orders and are often made on less than perfect evidence. The result at trial may be the same or different than the situation in the interim. | Interim orders are usually intended to provide a rough structure to the legal relationship between the parties and their children which will last until the matter is finally resolved at trial. Interim orders are not meant to be perfect orders and are often made on less than perfect evidence. The result at trial may be the same or different than the situation in the interim. | ||