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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Parker finds that the lower court properly entered a protective order in favor of the appellee. The appellant contends that the lower court lacked jurisdiction over the appellee's application, because it was actually a modification of their ongoing suit affecting the parent-child relationship. However, the lower court was not deprived of jurisdiction in the protective order proceeding under Title 4. Affirmed.
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