(1) A court can make a domestic violence order against a respondent for the benefit of an aggrieved.
(2) A domestic violence order means—
(a) a protection order; or
(b) a temporary protection order.
(3) A temporary protection order is an order made in the period before a court decides whether to make a protection order for the benefit of an aggrieved.
(4) Sometimes, the court can make a domestic violence order even though the person against whom the order is made—
(a) is not notified about an application for a domestic violence order; or
(b) does not appear in court.