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In addition to relief available ex parte, the Court may grant the following relief in a permanent order for protection or a modification of an order after notice and a hearing, whether or not the respondent appears:

(a) Specify arrangements for visitation of any minor child by respondent and require supervision of that visitation by an independent third party or deny visitation if necessary to protect the safety of the petitioner or child;

(b) Order the respondent to make payments for the support of the petitioner or any minor child if the respondent is found to have a duty to provide such support;

(c) Require a party responsible for domestic violence to provide a spouse and his or her children suitable alternate housing;

(d) Order the respondent to reimburse the petitioner or other person for any expenses associated with the harassment or domestic violence, including but not limited to medical expenses, counseling, shelter, loss of earnings or support, and repair or replacement of damaged property;

(e) Award costs and legal fees incurred in bringing the action; and

(f) The provisions of YTC 10.10.300 through 10.10.350, Evaluation and Treatment of Offenders, are incorporated herein and said benefits and protections available in YTC 10.10.300 through 10.10.350 shall be equally available to parties in orders after hearing situations. [Ord. 62A § 1206, amended, 11/7/2019.]