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My husband preliminary hearing is coming up for a no contact order issued by the judge in a domestic violence criminal case. I am the victim is there any type of motion I can file to lift/dissolve the order. I reside in Nevada. Where can I find this form?
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Answered on Jan 10th, 2022 at 5:50 PM
Well, you really can't file a motion, and some folks just don't show up figuring that with no compainant, the court will dissolve orders. Better would be a motion (you are unclear whether this is before a Hearing Master in TPO court or a district court judge as part of divorce) filed by the respondent (your husband), including a Declaration/affidavit from you indicating that you wish to lift the no contact order and why.
That said, these things are gnerally issued for a reason, and if you have not obtained independent advice of counsel from a family law specialist, you should do so.
Answered on Jan 10th, 2022 at 5:49 PM