Trespass can occur in the legal context if perhaps the couple does not get back together, for instance, maybe there’s a divorce and the case is now over perhaps they’ve gone their own separate ways and we could be talking, you know, years later. Probation is ended subsequent to a conviction and Lo and Behold, the aggressor or let’s just make it the husband who’s been removed from the home, shows up at the wife’s house, that can be considered a trespass because he doesn’t want to reside there. It can certainly, and I see it all too often, elevate from something very simple like a misdemeanor trespass to a felony stalking charge should that continue over and over again, which I had seen snowball many times from something that’s seemed extremely minor, like a trespass, to something devastating in the form of a felony stalking, continued arrest along the way etc., perhaps even with no violent contact.