How to Prove a No-Contact Order Has Been Broken

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Save all text messages or voicemails.. Talk to witnesses.. Consult your attorney.

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Steps

1

Save all text messages or voicemails.

Step 1

Save all text messages or voicemails.

2

Talk to witnesses.

Step 2

Talk to witnesses.

3

Consult your attorney.

Step 3

Consult your attorney.

4

Collect all court documents related to the order.

Step 4

Collect all court documents related to the order.

5

Avoid breaking the order yourself.

Step 5

Avoid breaking the order yourself.

6

Contact your local police department.

Step 6

Contact your local police department.

7

Speak to an officer.

Step 7

Speak to an officer.

8

Get a copy of the police report.

Step 8

Get a copy of the police report.

9

Cooperate with law enforcement efforts.

Step 9

Cooperate with law enforcement efforts.

10

Meet with the prosecuting attorney.

Step 10

Meet with the prosecuting attorney.

11

Appear on the hearing date.

Step 11

Appear on the hearing date.

12

Get sworn in on the witness stand.

Step 12

Get sworn in on the witness stand.

13

Answer questions related to the no-contact order.

Step 13

Answer questions related to the no-contact order.

14

Identify the defendant.

Step 14

Identify the defendant.

15

Describe the violation of the order.

Step 15

Describe the violation of the order.

16

Answer questions on cross-examination.

Step 16

Answer questions on cross-examination.

17

Find out the judge's decision.

Step 17

Find out the judge's decision.

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