I'm a victim of domestic violence and wanted to know if there was a way I can modify a no contact order?Should I retain a lawyer

if your husband has violated his probation on multiple occasions that means that he is not doing what the court and his probation officer have ordered him to do. if he has been convicted of a crime of domestic violence, then he is likely ordered to complete some form of batterer's intervention/counseling. these programs have a high rate of failure as the people in them have a difficult time recognizing their triggers and behaviors. their partners have the same difficulties but cannot be court ordered in a criminal proceeding where they are victim. if the matter is serious enough a family or juvenile court might have that power, or will gain that power when the violence persists. you would be wise to talk to a DV counselor about how best to live your life while your husband gets well, and work with his probation officer to help him get his probation successfully completed, especially if that requires rigorous counseling.

Typically, the "no contact" order can be deleted by the probation officer. Contact the probation officer and discuss the matter. Remember, the power is in their hands. Be respectful of that. If you demand, you will hear the word "no". But if you are calm and reasonable and patient, so to will the P.O.