what do you need to say in court to get a no contact order.?

Answer 1

When in court it is more important to tell the truth, than to say what you need to say to get what you want. Unless you are buddies with George Bush you might be punsihed for perjury for saying things that aren't true.

Answer 2

A no contact order for what??? Are you talking about a protection from abuse order? If so there is a process you go through before you see a judge. First you get a temporary order through the courthouse. The judge needs to approve the order. When you go in front of the judge you need to prove the abuse. And if you have children, this is not a way for you to gain custody and the judge in most cases will have the order reflect the pick up and drop off of the kids or an order where family services are involved.
If you are looking for a no contact or because you just want one please don't waste the courts time. Protection from abuse orders are to serve those who truly need them. They are not for an upset spouse whose relationship isn't working out.
And if this is a matter of abuse....stalking....or harrassment..go to your courthouse and they will start the process for you.
If you are not safe get you butt to a shelter for abused women now....or at very least call the victims witness center and an advocate can walk you through the process and give you direction on how to proceed.

Answer 3

In court you tell the truth. If someone is threatening you, you tell the judge that but there is nothing you "say" to get a no contact order.

Answer 4

You need to explain to the judge why you feel threatened, and how issuing the non-contact order will help the situation.