Protective Order Violation Defense

I see. Could you please specify the jurisdiction or country where this violation of protective order occurred? This information is crucial for giving accurate legal advice.

Hello ****, I'm sorry to hear about your situation. It's crucial to gather evidence that you weren't the one who contacted your ex. You may want to report the hacking to the police. Also, it's important to contact your lawyer immediately. Could you please tell me your location so I can provide more specific information?

Hello ****, in New Hampshire:
- It's important to report the hacking to the police immediately.
- Contact your lawyer with all the details.
- You may need to demonstrate that you were not in control of your accounts when the contact occurred.
- Court may consider your evidence and intentions in the case.

Hello ****, in New Hampshire:
- If you have a protective order against your ex, their texts could be a violation.
- Document these instances and report to your local law enforcement.
- Consult your lawyer for further direction.
- The court will take into account all evidence presented.

Hello ****, in New Hampshire:
- If you've received texts from your ex, it could be important evidence.
- Keep a record of these messages.
- Show these messages to your lawyer.
- This could potentially affect the protective order against you.

Hello ****, in New Hampshire:
- Dismissal depends on the evidence and circumstances.
- Your lawyer can present these messages and hacking issue to the court.
- The judge will make a decision based on all factors.
- It's critical to follow your lawyer's advice throughout.

Hello ****, in New Hampshire:
- Screenshots can be used as evidence.
- Ensure they clearly show the sender, date, and time.
- However, they may be scrutinized for authenticity.
- Your lawyer can advise on their use in your case.

Hello ****, in New Hampshire:
- A motion of contempt should contain:
- Your full name, ex's name, and case number.
- Detailed account of the violation.
- Date(s) of violation.
- Request for court to take action.
- Consult your lawyer for guidance.
- Court rules may vary, so it's crucial to follow local court procedures.

Hello ****, in New Hampshire:
- To lift a protective order, you must petition the court.
- State your reasons and provide supporting evidence.
- The court may schedule a hearing to review your request.
- Your lawyer can guide you through the process.
- The decision is at the judge's discretion.

Hello ****, are you referring to a specific case, "Lauren Zucowska vs Matthew Mulcahy"? Could you please provide more details on this case as it relates to your situation?

Hello ****, how is the case "Lauren Zucowska vs Matthew Mulcahy" related to your situation? Please provide more details.

Hello ****, are you Matthew Mulcahy from the case "Lauren Zucowska vs Matthew Mulcahy"? If so, as the details of this case might be sensitive, I would recommend discussing with your legal counsel to ensure confidentiality and proper advice.

Hello ****, as this is a specific case, I would advise continuing to work closely with your lawyer. They would have the best understanding of your situation and how to navigate the legal process. Is there anything else you need clarity on?

Hello ****, in New Hampshire:
- If the police aren't investigating, consider hiring a cyber forensics expert.
- They can help identify the hacker and provide evidence.
- Present this evidence to the police and your lawyer.
- Remember, legal proceedings depend on evidence and due process.

Hello ****, I understand your frustration. In New Hampshire:
- You may want to consider filing a report with the Federal Trade Commission.
- You could also escalate the issue within the police department.
- Keep your lawyer informed of all developments.
- Ultimately, police discretion and resources affect these decisions.

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is a U.S. government agency that protects consumers and maintains competition by:
- Preventing fraudulent, deceptive, and unfair business practices.
- Providing information to help consumers spot, stop, and avoid scams.
- Enhancing informed consumer choice and public understanding of the competitive process.
- Bringing actions against companies that break the law.

Hello ****, in New Hampshire:
- Offering your phone as proof is a good step.
- However, police may require more substantial evidence.
- Consult with a cyber forensics expert for stronger evidence.
- Keep your lawyer informed of all these developments.

Hello ****, I'm sorry to hear about your situation. By "court-ordered civil stand by," do you mean the police declined to assist in enforcement of the court order?

Hello ****, in New Hampshire:
- If police deny a court-ordered civil standby, you may file a complaint.
- Keep a record of all interactions with law enforcement.
- Continue to consult your lawyer for guidance.
- The court can enforce its orders and address non-compliance.

Hello ****, are you asking how to obtain a record of all your calls made to the police department?

Hello ****, in New Hampshire:
- You can request call records from the police department.
- They may require a formal written request or an official form.
- There may be fees for this service.
- Your lawyer can assist with this process.

Hello ****, it seems your message got cut off. Could you please elaborate on what you want to know about your lawyer's role or abilities?

Hello ****, in New Hampshire:
- Yes, your lawyer can request these calls on your behalf.
- They can make a formal request to the police department.
- The police may require certain information for this process.
- Your lawyer can guide you best on how to proceed.