At this point it doesn't matter if he has the grounds: harassing text messages are likely enough to get a judge to issue a temporary restraining...

Nobody's going to come and get you to stand trial in Colorado for this, but ignoring it may bring unintended unfortunate consequences down the line...

Call the clerk of the court and ask what you need to do to get good. Pay the fine or negotiate a payment plan.

Bail bonds folk typically charge a fee equal to ten percent (sometimes fifteen percent) of the bail amount they must post. So, $10,000 bond, $1000 ...

Just call the clerk of the court. I'm sure they'll work something out.

If you're reporting fully, I'm afraid I don't see any rights violation. Officers may investigate, and make mistakes.

Hmmm...wouldn't we all. If the first part of your question is a statement from the prosecutor, it sounds like that person may be offering to...

You may just have to finish them; call the DMV and ask. If they were part of your probation requirements, you may have a bigger problem.

You won't know until you or your lawyer call the court and ask what's possible.

Yes, it is possible to have coexisting restraining orders against each other.