An intervention order carries a lot of consequences, whether you are the protected person or the respondent. It has family and personal ramifications that may be too burdensome for any of the parties involved. It may also affect any gun licenses that you have. You may need to contact the other party for an important matter
An intervention order is an order issued by the Magistrates’ Court to protect a person affected by physical, psychological or material harm, by imposing rules or conditions on how the respondent (alleged defendant) can act towards the applicant or other protected persons. The order can prevent the respondent from harassing, threatening, or intimidating the applicant,
An Intervention Order is a court order that imposes restrictions on how you can act towards the protected person. An Intervention Order is civil in nature and does not result in a criminal record. They can however have family law ramifications and impact if and how you communicate with the other party, and can have
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