A New Jersey Order to Show Cause with Temporary Restraints Pursuant to Rule 4:52 — Appendix XII-H is a court order used in family law cases in New Jersey. This order requires an individual to appear in court to explain why a certain request should not be granted. This order can be used to temporarily restrain a person from certain activities while a court case is pending. The order typically includes an order to appear in court, the date and time of the hearing, and the terms of the temporary restraints. The order can be used to restrain a party from selling or transferring property, withdrawing money from a bank account, or taking other actions that could interfere with the case before it is fully heard. The two types of New Jersey Order to Show Cause with Temporary Restraints Pursuant to Rule 4:52 — Appendix XII-H are an ex parte order and an order after notice. An ex parte order is issued without the other party present and is typically used in cases where there is an immediate danger or risk of harm. An order after notice is issued after the other party has been given notice of the hearing and an opportunity to respond. Both types of orders require the other party to appear in court and explain why the request should not be granted.