How about inverted questions ?

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Firstly, let's remember that in spoken French, inverted questions are less common and people often use alternative question forms like "est-ce que" or simply raising intonation at the end of a statement. However, inverted questions are still used in formal writing and speech.

The order of object pronouns is normally in the following order -

a. me, te, se, nous, vous (reflexive pronouns)

b. le, la, les (direct object pronouns)

c. lui, leur (indirect object pronouns)

d. y (pronoun for "there" or "to it")

e. en (pronoun for "of it" or "some")

Some examples - 

1. Simple inversion:

 Me le donnez-vous ? = Are you giving it to me?

2. With a reflexive pronoun:

Se le rappelle-t-il ? = Does he remember it?

3. With multiple object pronouns:

 Le lui avez-vous dit ? = Did you tell it to him/her? 

4. With "y" and "en":

 M'y emmèneras-tu ? = Will you take me there?

 Leur en as-tu parlé ? = Did you talk to them about it?

I don't believe that the normal order is any different but I'm pretty sure someone will come up with an example.

Hope this helps!