If You Have A No Contact Order Made Against You

This fact sheet explains what it means when the court makes a no contact order against someone involved in a family violence incident. It describes the five types of no contact orders and what might happen if someone breaches the order.

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produced by
Legal Aid BC
produced in
2014
last reviewed
January 2014 i Last date reviewed by a qualified expert to ensure content up-to-date. See "Tips" in Clicklaw content criteria (bottom of pageside menu) for details.
 

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resource type
basics
tags
breach of a court order, court order, no contact order, legal aid