I have read about the process of applying for a variance (change) of bail conditions by the abusive party, but am wondering if anyone here has experience applying for a variance as a victim in a domestic violence case?
Basically imagine a partner is charged with domestic abuse and bail conditions, such as no-contact, are set. The two partners set aside their differences and wish to co-habitate again...but they cannot legally be in contact.
I'm presuming that it would be easier for the bail conditions to be varied by the victim rather than the abuser. There are plenty of lawyers offering to handle this for a hefty fee, but there has to be a better way to accomplish this.
Basically imagine a partner is charged with domestic abuse and bail conditions, such as no-contact, are set. The two partners set aside their differences and wish to co-habitate again...but they cannot legally be in contact.
I'm presuming that it would be easier for the bail conditions to be varied by the victim rather than the abuser. There are plenty of lawyers offering to handle this for a hefty fee, but there has to be a better way to accomplish this.
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