Protective Court Orders & “NO-CONTACT” CONDITIONS

What will I learn ABOUT PROTECTIVE ORDERS & “NO-CONTACT” CONDITIONS?

    What to do if you have a protective order or “no-contact” condition against you because of a court order or probation, parole, or other community supervision.What the consequences are for violating a protective order or “no-contact” condition.How to challenge a protective order that is a condition of parole, probation, or other community supervision.How to challenge a protective order that is part of a court order.How other conditions of probation or parole, such as travel restrictions, could impact your ability to reconnect with your child or grandchild.

  1. I believe there is a protective order or “no-contact” condition against me. What can I do?

  2. What could happen if I violate a court’s protective order or a “no-contact” condition of my supervision?

  3. How do I challenge a protective order or “no-contact” condition of my parole or probation?

  4. Additional Restrictions from Parole or Probation & Your General Rights

    1. I am on parole or probation. How could this impact my ability to reconnect with my child or grandchild?