How Do You Cancel A Protection Order?
A protective order bars a family member or intimate companion from contacting you in any way, including through other people. These orders are designed to help people who may be victims of domestic violence or similar family crimes be safe from threats or harm. However, there are cases where people reconcile and getting a restraining order canceled becomes necessary. The court system is designed to make it fairly easy for the person who took out the protective order to cancel it if the situation changes. Visit your local courthouse where you were issued the protective order. You should bring a copy of the order with you if you have it. Tell the clerk that you want to cancel the restraining order you have out. You will be handed a form, where you will need to state that you feel you are no longer in danger and want to cancel the order. Canceling and getting protective orders is always free of charge in the United States. Wait for the judge or magistrate to approve your form. In some cas
