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If you’re subject to a no contact domestic violence order you should avoid contacting the other party and comply with the terms of your order.
Contact depends on what is in your order, but often includes phone, social media and in-person contact.
Often a no-contact order might include other parties in the order, this might be relatives, friends or even children. The order might stop you visiting the person’s place of employment.
If you want to take out a no-contact order against someone you can usually do so if there is sufficient evidence that you have been abused by them and it is necessary and desirable for a no-contact order to stop any future abuse.