I. A) the following are the provisional remedies provided for in the Rules of Court: 1) Preliminary Attachment (Rule 57); 2) Preliminary injunction (Rule 58); 3) Receivership (Rule 59); 4) Replevin (Rule 60); and 5) Support pendent lite (Rule 61). Other provisional remedies include:

A. Issued by a Family court1. Temporary custody of minor children2. Order allowing visitation rights of parents

B. Interim reliefs in a petition for a writ of Amparo1. Temporary protection order2. Inspection order3. Production order4. Witness protection order

b.) an attachment places the property under the custody of the court, and is in the nature of proceeding quasi in rem. It is purely a statutory remedy and thus cannot exist without a stature granting it. A garnishment is a kind of attachment in which the plaintiff seeks to subject either the property of the defendant in the hands of a third person called the garnishee, to his claim or the money which said third person owes the defendant

c.) in the case of the HEIRS OF PEDRO REGANON, vs. RUFINO IMPERIAL, The new Rules of Court now specifically provides for the procedure to be followed in case what is attached is in custodia legis.

The clear import of this new provision is that property under custodia legis is now attachable, subject to the mode set forth in said rule. The ward having died, the guardianship proceedings no longer subsist:

          The death of the ward necessarily terminates the guardianship, and thereupon all powers and duties of the guardian cease, except the duty, which remains, to make a proper accounting and settlement in the probate court.

d.) yes, any award of damages for wrongful attachment may be recovered, but only in the SAME CASE. The recovery of damages cannot be had in a separate action. Also, according to Sec 19 of Rule 57, If judgment be rendered against the attaching party, all the proceeds of sales and money collected or received by the sheriff, under the order of attachment, and all property attached remaining in any such officer's hands, shall be delivered to the party against whom attachment was issued.

e.) replevin is the provisional remedy seeking for the possession of the property prior to the determination of the main action for replevin, for the purpose of recovering personal property capable of manual delivery from the defendant.

f.) no, the trial court would err in denying the application for support pendent lite. According to Sec. 6 of Rule 61, In criminal actions where the civil liability includes support for the offspring as a consequence of the crime and the civil aspect thereof has not been waived, reserved or instituted prior to its filing, the accused may be ordered to provide support pendente lite to the child born to the offended party allegedly because of the crime. The application therefor may be filed successively by the offended party, her parents, grandparents or guardian and the State in the corresponding criminal case during its pendency, in accordance with the procedure established under this Rule.