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Hi iamp;#39;m David Cantor with the Law Offices of David Michael Cantor. Many times we get people asking us amp;quot;What constitutes a violation of an order of protection and how long do I have to contest an order of protection? Weamp;#39;ll many times what happens is an order of protection will be filled against a person for contact with certain people or going back to a certain place such as house. Now if you received an Order of Protection saying you canamp;#39;t go back to your house, you have unlimited time to request a hearing. Now the order will be in place for a year but most people are going to request a hearing right away. Once you do, they must set the hearing within five (5) days so you can get back in your house, potentially. Now if the order says youamp;#39;re not allowed to contact so-and-so or children, then itamp;#39;s ten (10) days, meaning once you request a hearing they have to set the hearing within ten (10) days, but again you donamp;#39;t have to request