PERSONAL PROTECTION ORDER
What protection is available when family violence occurs?
A Personal Protection Order, or PPO, may be applied for when family violence has been committed at home.
A PPO is granted by the Courts, usually after a trial to determine the truth of the matter, where the Court is satisfied that (1) family violence has been committed or is likely to be committed); and (2) a PPO is necessary for the protection of the victim.
Family violence can include physical violence, emotional or psychological abuse, wrongful confinement, and harassment, amongst other behaviours.
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Our lawyers have a proven track record in PPO matters, both successfully obtaining the grant of a PPO order for our client’s protection, and successfully resisting the grant of a PPO against our client. Our experience extends to cases under the relatively new PPO regime, which allows for a PPO to be filed on the basis that there has been emotional or psychological abuse of the victim.
We are able to guide you through the PPO and trial process seamlessly, help to ease the anxiety and trauma that can come with PPO matters, and advocate effectively for you in Court.
Speak to us today to find out more about how we may assist you in PPO matters.