Final order vs interlocutory vs interim

A final order is an order passed by the court disposing of case. Interlocutory order is an order passed before final judgement is passed. And an interim order is a temporary order passed to restrain a party from committing any act which could harm the other litigant.

Example of final order: in a divorce case, the court rules that husband is guilty of adultery & passes decree of divorce in favor of wife.

Example of interim order: In a divorce case the court rules that a wife must have custody of her five year old child.

Example of interlocutory order: In a divorce case the court passes a temporary injunction order directing that the husband does not contact his wife or child during pendency of the case.

Hope this helps!

Wow, really loved your explanation.
Can you please give similar examples in relation to criminal cases?