Rule 19 - Orders and WritsA. No injunction, restraining order, or writ shall be signed by any judge before the petition or complaint praying for such is regularly filed in the office of the clerk or pursuant to Rule 5(h), Arizona Rules of Civil Procedure.B. In the event that any ex parte matter or default proceeding has been presented to any judicial officer and the requested relief denied for any reason, such matter shall not be presented to any other judge or judicial officer without making a full disclosure of the prior presentation.C. Any motion seeking an order to show cause in which a party claims that there has been a violation of a prior court order shall set forth the applicable language of the order verbatim and in quotation marks.D. Whenever an order to show cause is sought for child support, the moving party shall file and serve with the order a child support worksheet. On or before the day of the hearing, the responding party shall submit to the court and moving party his or her own child support worksheet.E. Hearings on orders to show cause shall be scheduled and served so that the responding party is provided at least 5 judicial days notice of the hearing, unless the court specifically determines that an earlier hearing is necessary; the fact that an order to show cause hearing is scheduled in less than 5 judicial days does not necessarily constitute the finding of necessity for acceleration required herein.Added June 17, 1999, effective 7/1/1999.