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Both parties have
a
right to occupancy. and. considering the risk
of
further abuse
by
Respondent interfering withthe Petitioner's safe and peaceful occupancy, the balance
of
hardships favors the Petitioner because of the following relevant-factors:O Availability, cost, safety, adequacy, location,
and
other characteristics
of
alternative housing
for
each partyand any minors
or
other dependents, and/orQ Effect
on
each party's employment, and/orO Other factors,
as
follows:^Respondent should
be
prohibited from entering
or
remaining present
at
Petitioner's school, place
of
employment
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because:
^Respondent has
no
right
to
enter/remain present
at
such placets);
OR
'O The balance
of
hardships favors the Petitioner
in
prohibiting the Respondent from entering
or
remaining
at
such placets).K.
G
The
likelihood
of
future abuse would
be
minimized
by
appropriate counseling.L.
Q
There exists
a
danger that the minor child/ren will
be
removed from this jurisdiction
or
concealed within
the
Suite.M.
D
Unless Respondent
is
ordered to return or to not remove the minor child/ren. there exists a danger that the minor child/renwill
be:
□ Abused
or
neglected; and/orD Separated
in
an unwarranted manlier from the child's/children's primary caretaker; and/ori
D
Utiprotecte^aVwJhis/fcer/dwir well-being.
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should
be
considered the primary caretaker
of
the minor child/renO.
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Respondent has knowledge
of
toe^hereabowts
of
or access
to
the minor child/ren.** '•"'*
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because:O Petitioner, but not Respondent, owns such property.
OR
C Sharing die property creates
a
further risk of abuse or is impractical, the balance of hardship favors temporarypossession
by
Petitioner,
and
D Petitioner and Respondent own the property jointly,
or
□ The property
is
alleged
to be
marital property
and a
proceeding
has
been Filed under
the
1MDMAQ.
Q
An Order
for
protection
of
the following personal property:should
be
granted because:Q Petitioner,
but not
Respondent, owns such property.
OR
C The balance
of
hardships favors Petitioner,
and
O Petitioner and Respondent own the property jointly,
or
O The.property
is
alleged
to be
marital property
and
a
proceeding
has
been filed under
the
IMDMA.D Petitioner does
not
have sufficient resources
to
support herself/himself, and/or
the
minor child/ren and Respondent
is
able
to
provide such support.G
As a
direct result
of
the above described abuse. Petitioner has suffered certain losses
and
incurred certain expenses.
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Petitioner should be granted exclusive possession of the residence, the special venue rules ot *ec 2Wfh)
of
IDVA
(applicable
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only
in
civil proceedings)
having been met. because:
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Petitioner has
a
right
to
occupancy arid Respondent h;<s
no
right
to
occupancy.
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