Application For Temporary Restraining Order {1401GEJ}

1401GEJ - APPLICATION FOR TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER. This form is used in the District Court of Utah under Utah Rule of Civil Procedure 65A by a party in a civil case who is seeking immediate and emergency court intervention to prevent irreparable harm. This form allows the applicant—whether a plaintiff, defendant, or their legal representative—to request a temporary restraining order (TRO) without delay when there is a risk of serious harm that cannot be undone. The applicant must explain in detail the nature of the harm, why immediate action is necessary, and why the harm to them outweighs any potential harm to the opposing party. They must also explain why the request is not against the public interest and why there is a strong likelihood they will succeed on the underlying legal claim. The form includes options for requesting emergency orders involving minor children, such as temporary custody, return of children, or law enforcement assistance. It also permits the applicant to request other urgent protective measures as needed. The applicant must indicate whether notice was given to the opposing party, or explain why notice should not be required. In some cases, the court may require the applicant to post a bond or deposit money to cover potential damages if the order turns out to be wrongful, though the applicant can request a waiver. The form includes a declaration under penalty of perjury that the information is true, and a certificate of service confirming how and when the application was provided to the other parties. www.FormsWorkflow.com