If the court is convinced that the order should no longer exist, the court has the power to issue another order to revoke the previous order.
However, if you are "the victim of domestic violence", why should the court do anything to enable your abuser to abuse you again?
Victims of domestic violence sometimes refuse the help they need. Unless you can overcome the hurdle of convincing the judge that you were not actually a victim, the judge likely would not revoke the order against the other person.
You should review your specific facts with your attorney to see what legal options you have.