My question involves restraining orders in the State of: New York
I was the victim of domestic abuse and my ex was arrested and prosecuted for the assaults and harassment. He then filed a harassment criminal complaint against me and a full order of protection was granted against me. He then accused me of violating the order of protection (which I adamantly deny), but the court heard his complaint. I now have a full order of protection outstanding that also disallows third party contact. He is now seriously dating someone and I would like to warn them of his emotional and physical abuse tactics, as well as his use of adult sites to meet other men (which he did with me and continues with his new boyfriend). I do not want my ex to hurt anyone else and I would like to share the information and advice I have with the new boyfriend, but I do not want to be accused of violating the order of protection again. I would be extremely careful not to violate the third party contact provision by making sure that nothing I say could be seen as trying to contact my ex through the message.
Is just contacting his new boyfriend a violation of the order of protection?

