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I'm a victim of domestic violence and wanted to know if there was a way I can modify a no contact order?Should I retain a lawyer

Asked by a user in Portland, OR - about 1 year ago.

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if your husband has violated his probation on multiple occasions that means that he is not doing what the court and his... more

Answered by attorney William Howell

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I am a victim of domestic violence there is a no contact court order, what do I do with my boyfriends stuff, he lives with me?

Asked by a user in Everett, WA - about 1 year ago.

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I am not licensed in Washington, however, you can talk to someone who is related to him or a friend of his and see what... more

Answered by attorney Annette Goudy

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If the victim of domestic violence put a no contact order on is it possible to get it removed?

Asked by a user in Kennewick, WA - 9 months ago.

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If the court is convinced that the order should no longer exist, the court has the power to issue another order to... more

Answered by attorney Thuong-Tri Nguyen

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