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West County Family Law Attorneys - Rule 68.3
Joel Case & Sally Rajnoha
West County Family Law
IN THE FAMILY COURT OF ST. LOUIS COUNTY, MISSOURI

AUTOMATIC FAMILY COURT ORDER
RULE 68.3

(1) Upon the filing of a petition for dissolution of marriage, legal separation, annulment, declaration of paternity or
child custody and/or support or a motion to modify any of the foregoing, the Office of the Circuit Clerk shall
provide the filing party with a copy of this order setting forth practices and procedures consistent with the terms
contained in paragraph (2) of this Rule. A copy of the Order shall also be attached to the summons and served
on the other party along with the petition and summons. March 10, 2010

(2) Terms.
(A) Neither party shall harass, abuse, threaten to abuse, stalk, molest or disturb the peace of the other
party or any of the parties’ minor children, wherever they may be found.

(B) Neither party shall conceal or damage any property, real or personal, owned solely by the other party or
jointly with the other party.

(C) Neither party shall cease payment for, or cause to be terminated, any coverage for the other party or any of
the parties’ minor children under any policy of medical, dental, vision, hospitalization, automobile or disability
insurance in force on the date of filing of the case unless ordered by the Court or unless consented to in writing
by both parties.

(D) Neither party shall relocate the residence of any of the parties’ minor children outside of the State of Missouri,
nor shall any party conceal a child from the other or deprive or hinder a party with whom a child has resided for
the sixty days immediately preceding the filing of the case from reasonable or previously ordered visitation or
custody unless ordered by the Court or unless consented to in writing by both parties.

(E) In any dissolution, legal separation or annulment action, neither party shall shut off, cease payment for, or
cause to be terminated the usual and necessary utilities being provided to the residence of either party unless
ordered by the Court or unless consented to in writing by both parties.

(F) In any dissolution, legal separation or annulment action, neither party shall close or borrow against any
bank or investment account, certificate of deposit or IRA or retirement account, nor shall either party dissipate,
sell, remove, assign, transfer, dispose of, lend, mortgage, or encumber any property of a party, real or personal,
except in the ordinary course of business or for the necessary expenses of the parties’ family under the
circumstances unless ordered by the court or unless consented to in writing by both parties. March 10, 2010

(G) In any dissolution, legal separation or annulment action, neither party shall incur extraordinary credit card or
other debt except in the ordinary course of business or for the necessary expenses of the parties’ family under
the circumstances unless ordered by the Court or unless consented to in writing by both parties.

(3) Duration. The terms of the Order shall continue in effect until further order of the Court. Either party may
request a hearing to modify the Order by motion to the Court in the division to which the case has been assigned.

(4) Enforcement. Either party may request a hearing to enforce the Order by motion to the Court. Violation of the
Order may constitute contempt of court and subject the violator to fines or other sanctions as allowed by the
Court, including reimbursement of expenses or attorney’s fees and costs incurred due to the violation.

(5) Effect. The terms of the Order are intended simply to preserve the current situation of the parties and are not
intended to impact the ultimate decision of the Court as to custody or support of the parties’ minor children,
maintenance or property and debt division. Nothing in this Rule prohibits the Court from entering other
appropriate orders pending the final adjudication of the case. The terms of the Order shall not serve to modify,
amend or supercede any prior judgments involving the parties, including ex parte or final orders of protection
which may prohibit communication between the parties.


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