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Not if you want to go to jail for violation of the court’s no contact order and if you want to be exposed to possible felony charges for tampering with a witness. Contact me as soon as possible. It is possible that there can be changes made to the no-contact bond provisions through proper processes and, furthermore, there are provisions in the law which allow ones record to remain clear of a conviction in this matter. Contact me so that we can discuss this matter further.

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