My question involves criminal law for the state of: Washington
I currently have a No-contact order from someone, so I know I cannot contact them or be around them in any way, or try to see them etc. My question pertains to being in contact with their family, and more specifically a parent. This parent does not live with the person I have the order against, in fact, they live overseas. They have been asking me what is going on because the person I have the order against is ignoring the parent. The terms on the order are as follows:
I don't know if contacting the parents counts as "contacting through a third party" but the parent knows me very well and I am not sure if I should ignore.
Defendant:
A. do not cause, attempt, or threaten to cause bodily injury to, assault, sexually assault, harass, stalk, or keep under surveillance the protected person.
B. do not contact the protected person, directly, indirectly, in person or through others, by phone, mail, or electronic means, except for mailing or service of process of court documents through a third party, or contact by the defendant’s lawyers.
C. do not knowingly enter, remain, or come within________ (1,000 feet if no distance entered) of the protected person’s residence, school, workplace, other:
So is it okay for me to talk with the parent?

