Save pages and articles you’re most interested in to read later on.
Apprehended Violence Orders (AVO’s) are sought under the Crimes (Domestic and Personal Violence) Act 2007 where a person has a reasonable fear of being the victim of a violent offence or being intimidated or stalked.
There are two main types of AVO’s:
To obtain a final AVO, the applicant must prove that:
The application will fail if this is not proven on the balance of probabilities.
A standard AVO prohibits the defendant from doing the following to the protected person or anyone they have a domestic relationship with:
Fahim Khan is very professional and very knowledgeable. He provides advice in a timely manner…
I was represented by Fred Cao for a legal matter of 2 charges of Common…
Kent Park represented my son on his second serious offence recently. From the start Kent…
I have had to use the services of Nedim's team on a few occasions, and…