How can my fiance and I get a no contact order removed from his parole stipulations?
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How can my fiance and I get a no contact order removed from his parole stipulations?
My fiance is currently incarcerated but is about to be releases in a few weeks.he is there on a parole violation. He just received his paperwork and it states that he is to have no contact with me. He and I have never had any domestic violence issues or anything. My mother however hates my fiance and is also good friends with the parole supervisor in our area. She is the one who asked for this no contact order not me. How can that be done? My fiance and I would like to have this order dropped ASAP.
Asked on February 21, 2012 under Criminal Law, Pennsylvania
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Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
If there presently in effect a "no contact order" with respect to your fiance' and you, the only way for the order to be removed is by way of a court order. In order to do such, most likely you would have to retain an attorney (preferably a criminal defense attorney) to file a motion with the court to have the "no contact order" removed.
You need to be aware that not all motions to eliminate such an order are granted by the court. Notice needs to be given to your fiance', the parole board and the district attorney's office.
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