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Conditions of an AVO Restrictions put in place against the Defendant: No longer allowed to reside at the family home. Not allowed to contact the protected person except through the use of a lawyer, Not allowed within a certain distance from the protected person/s residence, work or school.
In Queensland, a domestic violence order, also known as a DVO, is an order issued by the court to prevent acts of domestic violence. In New South Wales the equivalent of a DVO is an Apprehended Violence Order (AVO) and in Victoria, an Intervention Order (IVO). DVO's are also commonly referred to as 'Protection Orders'.
Police protection notices This notice immediately requires the respondent to be of good behaviour towards the aggrieved and any named person, and to not commit domestic violence. If the named person is a child, the respondent must also not expose the child to domestic violence.
A domestic violence order remains in force for five (5) years unless reasons can be given as to why the period should be shorter.
A DVO is a civil court order so it will not appear on the respondent's criminal history. However, it is a criminal offence to disobey an order, and this will appear on the respondent criminal history.
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Under the Weapons Act 1990, if a final DVO is taken out against the respondent, their weapons licence is automatically suspended for a period of five years. A respondent to a temporary protection order is prohibited from possessing a weapon for the duration of that order.
If you need urgent help, call the police on 000. If you need housing in a women's refuge, call 1800 811 811.
A domestic violence order remains in force for five (5) years unless reasons can be given as to why the period should be shorter.
Orders are made for a minimum of 5 years (unless a court is satisfied a shorter order can be made) and may be extended where necessary. A DVO is not a criminal order, however, if the respondent disobeys it, they can be charged by the police with the criminal offence of breaching a DVO.
Once the police have exercised their powers of protection, the Local Authority can keep the child in its care for 72 hours. If circumstances change, and the Local Authority realises that a PPO should not have been exercised, then the Local Authority is under a duty to return the child/children to their parents.

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