My family is facing a property dispute in court. We got a temporary injunction, but I’m confused about how long it lasts. Can someone explain if this injunction is still valid, and what steps we should take next?

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Law Forum › Category: Civil › My family is facing a property dispute in court. We got a temporary injunction, but I’m confused about how long it lasts. Can someone explain if this injunction is still valid, and what steps we should take next?
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Apni Law Staff asked 5 months ago

My family is facing a property dispute in court. We got a temporary injunction, but I’m confused about how long it lasts. Can someone explain if this injunction is still valid, and what steps we should take next?

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Apni Law Staff answered 5 months ago

A temporary injunction typically lasts until the court decides the main case. You should consult with your lawyer to determine the validity of your specific injunction and discuss the next steps in the legal process, including filing for a permanent injunction or proceeding with the main case.

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