Part 20 of the Family Procedure Rules 2010 covers interim remedies — temporary orders made before a final hearing — and security for costs, which requires a party to provide a sum of money to cover the other side's potential legal costs.
In Plain English
Rules for temporary orders the court can make before the final decision, and rules about providing money to cover the other side's legal costs.
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