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What if there is a protective order or a no contact order against either party?

April 26, 2017contact party Protective

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What if there is a protective order or a no contact order against either party?

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If there is a protective order or any type of no contact order against either party in the case, this order must be modified to allow for the parties to meet in mediation. For information on modifying an existing order you can contact an attorney, legal aide or the court. Return to Top For more information on mediation visit www.utcourts.gov/mediation/divmed or call the Divorce Mediation Help Line 1-800-620-6318 or 801-578-3966 (Salt lake City).