New Jersey What Dissolving a Restraining Order Means is a term used to describe a situation where a court order that has been previously issued to prohibit contact between two or more people have been dissolved. This is usually done when the parties involved in the restraining order agree that it is in their best interests to end the restrictions or when the court determines that the order is no longer necessary. There are two types of restraining orders in New Jersey: Temporary Restraining Orders (Bros) and Final Restraining Orders (From). In either case, the court can dissolve the order if the parties agree or if the court finds it no longer necessary. Dissolving a restraining order means that the parties involved are no longer legally prohibited from having any contact with each other.