Is a temporary order involving a divorce, custody and alimony is not signed by one of the parties, is it legally binding?

Kansas law allows the party who files a Petition for Divorce the unique opportunity to see ex parte Temporary Orders. If the proposed Temporary Orders are reasonable and comply with Local Court Rules, the judge will likely grant Temporary Orders to control the actions and responsibilities of the parties while the divorce is pending. The signatures of both parties are not required to make the Temporary Orders binding.