Prior to the hearing on a request for a permanent order for protection, if it clearly appears to the Court from specific facts shown that there is a danger of acts of domestic violence or harassment to the aggrieved party or a minor child or protected adult, the Court may enter such temporary orders as it deems necessary to protect against such acts; provided, however, that a temporary order for custody prior to service of process and notice shall not be entered unless the Court finds that the aggrieved party is exposed to a risk of bodily injury or sexual abuse, or that a child is at risk of suffering physical or emotional harm if such order is not granted.