Rule 7 Exhibits

Here's a plain English summary of this rule:

When evidence (called exhibits) gets used in a family court case, the judge can issue special instructions on how to keep it safe and what to do with it afterward. This might include things like photos, documents, or other physical items brought up during the case.

If the judge decides special handling is needed, the order has to spell out exactly how the exhibit should be stored and what happens to it once it's no longer needed. This gives both the court and the people involved clear directions, so there's no confusion about who's responsible for the evidence or what should happen to it when the case wraps up.