The Two Types of Intervention Orders
Whether you’re looking to personally apply for an Intervention Order or have recently had an IVO made against you, understanding these unique civil orders is paramount to securing the legal assistance you require.
Personal Safety Intervention Orders
Personal Safety Intervention Orders are typically used between parties that have no familial relation but are known to each other (i.e. friends/acquaintances, neighbours, work colleagues, employers etc.) or not known to each other (strangers). Our Intervention Order lawyers can help you to determine whether there are grounds for an Intervention Order application and guide you through the process.
Family Violence Intervention Orders
Where family violence has been perpetrated against you, or any member of your family, you can make an application for a Family Violence Intervention Order. The purpose of a Family Violence or Domestic Violence Intervention Order is to protect you and your children and to prevent violence being perpetrated against you in the future.
Applications for Family Violence Intervention Orders are typically accompanied by Family Court proceedings to ensure a thorough resolution.