The judge may in particular:
1° Propose a mediation measure to the spouses, unless violence is alleged by one of the spouses against the other spouse or against the child, or unless one of the spouses has a clear hold over his or her spouse, and, after obtaining their agreement, appoint a family mediator to carry it out ;
2° Enjoin the spouses, unless violence is alleged by one of the spouses against the other spouse or against the child, or unless one of the spouses has a clear hold over his or her spouse, to meet with a family mediator who will inform them of the purpose and progress of the mediation ;
3° To rule on the terms of the spouses’ separate residence;
4° To allocate to one of them the enjoyment of the dwelling and household furniture or to share this enjoyment between them, specifying whether or not it is free of charge and, where applicable, noting the spouses’ agreement on the amount of an occupancy allowance ;
5° Order the return of clothing and personal items;
6° Fix the alimony and provision for court costs that one of the spouses must pay to his or her spouse, designate the spouse or spouses who must ensure the provisional settlement of all or part of the debts;
7° Grant one of the spouses provisions to be credited against his or her rights in the liquidation of the matrimonial property regime if the situation makes it necessary ;
8° To rule on the allocation of the enjoyment or management of joint or undivided property other than that referred to in 4°, subject to the rights of each of the spouses in the liquidation of the matrimonial property regime ;
9° Appoint any qualified professional with a view to drawing up an estimated inventory or making proposals as to the settlement of the spouses’ pecuniary interests;
10° Appoint a notary with a view to drawing up a draft liquidation of the matrimonial property regime and the formation of the lots to be shared.