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If you're charged with domestic violence, understanding "no contact" orders is crucial. This episode explains why courts issue these orders and the strict rules you must follow. Learn about the serious consequences of ignoring a judge's order, even if the alleged victim asks you to come home.

• A no-contact order usually prevents you from returning to your home if you're charged with domestic violence. • Bond conditions often include staying away from the marital home. • Even if the alleged victim wants you to return, you cannot go home unless a judge lifts the order. • Breaking a no-contact order, even for an emergency requested by the victim, can lead to contempt charges and jail time. • Courts take these orders very seriously, and strict compliance is required until a judge explicitly allows otherwise.

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For additional information, watch these videos: Can I Return To My Home During A Domestic Violence Case - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PZJS413FLfU Will I Be Able To Go Back To My Home If I’m Charged With Domestic Violence - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5vvko8t4sU

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