How doI get a stipulation of no contact with me off of my husband’s probation?
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How doI get a stipulation of no contact with me off of my husband’s probation?
My husband has a stipulation stating no contact with the victim. I am the supposed victim. We are legally married and don’t know how to go about things. When I was16 when he got arrested for sexual conduct with a minor (me). Now I am 21 years old and we still cannot be together. I need some one to tell me who to talk so we can fight the system.
Asked on May 28, 2011 under Criminal Law, Arizona
Answers:
M.S., Member, Connecticut Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
There are more facts to this story that are necessary in order for me to give you the proper advice. For example, how did you get married if there was a no contact order? Where you already married at the time of the stipulation? More importantly, however, under what authority is the no contact order still in place? Is he still on probation or parole? I suggest that you consult with a local criminal defense attorney to discuss this matter in greater detail in order to evaluate the options available to you at this point in time. If the order is pursuant to a sentence, it may be possible to seek a modification. If the sentence has expired, then the order may no longer be in effect. In any event, an attorney will be able to make these kinds of determinations once you have a more detailed discussion of the facts and circumstances surrounding this no contact order. Good luck.
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