VOP by moving out of state can I hire a attorney to just have me banned from that state since I’m gone and it’s a felony?

The matter cannot be handled in the way you suggest. If you are arrested in the new state, the state which has the warrant has the option of having you held until they pick you up and extradite you. States can and do extradite on felony cases. The only possibilities of handling the case once that occurs is reinstatement of probation (not likely) or a prison term. I suggest you hire a lawyer where you have the probation and see if you can return and get the probation unsatisfactorily terminated.

A court or judge will not ban you from the city, county or state, but they will issue an arrest warrant and put you in jail. By leaving the state without permission, you are in violation. You need to contact an experienced criminal defense attorney for a face-to-face consultation and give him/her all of the facts surrounding your situation. He/she would then be in a better position to analyze your case and advise you of your options.

No you can't get banned from a State. This would violate the Constitution. (The right to freely travel.) You have to get a lawyer and work this out.

You will need a lawyer to assist you in clearing the probation violation. Your proposed solution, however, is not available.