I think you'll need to talk to your husband's attorney, or a lawyer of your own.  One place to find counsel in your area is our website, http://attorneypages.comThis is unusual;  I've never heard of a parole condition like this except where there was a history of domestic violence, and the offender's spouse wanted the no-contact.  The only reason that I can imagine would be that for whatever reason, the parole officer has a problem with you, and that has to be very much a product of the unique facts of your husband's case -- or, quite possibly, a mistake about those facts.  You'll have to get deeper into this, to find out why, and to have any chance of changing it.