Why is there a no-contact provision on my bond and how do I get it lifted?
The most common reason for a no-contact provision is a domestic violence charge, however it can be placed on other similar charges.
In most cases, the no-contact provision can only be removed once the person you have been forbidden to contact goes to court and states the reasons why they want the provision lifted.
In the case of a spouse or significant other, a safety plan must be created through LACASA. This is a form that outlines the steps that will be taken if there is any type of threat or violence that would happen in the future.
Most judges are reluctant to lift no-contact provisions, but they will listen to a modification prior to the case being resolved.
As always, don’t hesitate to contact me if you have any questions or to set up a free consultation.
Marcus D. Wilcox
Attorney at Law, esq.
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