Court of Appeals of Maryland· 4/17/1996
Coburn v. Coburn
Citations
- 674 A.2d 951
- 342 Md. 244
- 1996 Md. LEXIS 42
How courts have described this case
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- noting that “[f]iling a petition for protection from abuse does not initiate divorce proceedings [or] award permanent custody of children .... ”
- noting that protective orders, according to then Md. Code Ann., Family Law § 4-506(g), do not exceed 200 days in duration
- explaining that the goals of the Maryland domestic-abuse statute are “preventive, protective and remedial, not punitive”
- providing a history of the domestic violence statute and a detailed explanation of how to file for a protective order
- providing a history of the domestic violence statute and determining that it is a remedial statute
- describing the process for petitioning for a protective order and the different types of relief a court may order
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Judges: Eldridge, Rodowsky, Chasanow, Karwacki, Bell, Raker, McAuliffe
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