What is the NSW AVO Process?
An AVO is a court document that is intended to protect someone from harassment or violence from another. AVOs are commonly taken out in situations where there is domestic abuse, but they can also be used to protect vulnerable people...
Withdrawing an AVO
What happens if you have taken out an AVO, and then decide you don’t need it any more? Or, what if the police have taken out an AVO on your behalf, which you don’t believe is necessary? Once it is...
Served With an AVO? PINOP Contact Restrictions You May Face
An Apprehended Violence Order (AVO) is a court order that is intended to protect one person from the threat of harassment or violence from another person. The person in need of protection (PINOP) can apply for an AVO if they...
What Happens if I am the Subject of a False AVO?
Having an AVO taken out against you can be a difficult and stressful experience, particularly if it is unjustified. An AVO, or Apprehended Violence Order, is a court order that is intended to protect one person or persons from the...
