Did you know that even a simple argument can be classified as domestic violence? The consequences of breaching an order can be severe, leading to criminal charges and impacting your life for years.
Navigating the complexities of Domestic Violence Orders (DVOs) can be daunting, especially when considering a Cross Application. While it may seem like a viable option for respondents, it’s crucial to understand the potential implications and how the Court may perceive your actions.
Queensland police officers are equipped with essential powers to effectively respond to domestic violence incidents, ensuring the safety of all involved. With the ability to issue police protection notices on-site, they streamline the process, allowing for immediate action rather than waiting for court proceedings.
The Court can now make a seperate order requiring a respondent to attend either an intervention program, counselling or both. This is called a Voluntary
An aggreived person (or Applicant) can apply to the Magistrates Court to have a Domestic Violence Order (Protection Order or DVO) that was made interstate,
Breaching a Domestic Violence Order is a very serious criminal offence. The general maximum penalty for the offence of contravening a Domestic Violence Order has
Section 145 (1) of the Domestic and Family Violence Protection Act 2012, allows the court not bound by the rules of evidence in a proceeding
At the outset, you should understand that you cannot claim your costs if you don’t have legal representation. If you do have a lawyer you
If its a private application, an applicant can withdraw an application before the court has made its decision or the applicant makes a written application to withdraw
It is not uncommon for a Respondent to hold a weapons licence and have weapons and/or ammunition stored in accordance with that weapons licence. The
