How do I obtain an interim order in a small claims court case?

In order to obtain an interim order in a small claims court case in Idaho, you must first file a Motion for an Interim Order. This type of motion is used when you need an urgent order from the court to protect your interest in the case, or to preserve the status quo until the court can decide the case. The Motion must also be accompanied by a written Statement of Facts and a Notice of Hearing. When filing the Motion, you have to provide a full statement of facts and the reasons why the order should be granted. You should be prepared to explain to the court why your motions are urgent and why the order should be issued immediately. After filing your motion, you must provide a Notice of Hearing to all parties involved in the case. This Notice should provide a date and time for the hearing on your motion. The other party has the right to respond to the Motion and they may do so either in writing or in person at the hearing. At the hearing, the court will consider the evidence and arguments presented by both parties as to why the Motion should or should not be granted. The court will then decide whether or not to grant the Motion. If the court grants the Motion, an interim order will be issued and will remain in effect until the small claims court case is decided.

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