How do I know if a no contact order has been removed?

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How do I know if a no contact order has been removed?

I have had a no contact order placed against me when put on probation. I believe
I was told it would be removed once my probation ended. How can I know for sure
if it was removed?

Asked on June 11, 2016 under Criminal Law, Georgia

Answers:

S.L,. Member, California Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney

Answered 8 years ago | Contributor

If you know your case number, you can go to the court, give the case number to the court clerk and ask to see the file. The file will have all the information about the case and its status. You can't remove the file from the court, but can ask the court clerk to photocopy the file or just the part you  want.
If you don't know the case number, look for your name in the court's computer under defendants to obtain the case number, and then give it to the court clerk so you  can see the file.


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