What conditions can be imposed under an Apprehended Domestic Violence Order?
- Every ADVO has mandatory orders that say the named person must not behave in certain ways towards the protected person or anyone they are in a domestic relationship with including:
- assault;
- molest;
- threaten,
- harass;
- intimidate; or
- stalk.
- Depending on the circumstances of the individual matter the magistrate can also make additional orders such as:
- prohibiting the named person from going to the home or workplace of the protected person;
- stating that the named person must not contact the protected person by:
- telephone;
- sms;
- email;
- social media such as Facebook; or
- in person;
- removing the right of the named person to live at particular place; and
- suspending any licence that the named person holds to carry or possess firearms.
- The order can also include a condition allowing one of the parties to collect their personal property from a specified location at a specified time. It can include a direction that the police or another person go with the party to collect the property.
Read some more FAQS from our Domestic Violence section