AVO Lawyers Fairfield (Free Consultation For Apprehended Violence Order Cases)

Our client was wrongly accused of breaching an AVO in Fairfield and faced a maximum penalty of two years’ imprisonment. After carefully reviewing the case, our AVO lawyers identified key inconsistencies between police statements, witness testimony, and documentary exhibits. Moreover, we demonstrated that the allegations were unfounded by presenting strong counter-evidence, including witness testimonies, applying section 141 of the Evidence Act 1995 (NSW). As a result, the breach charge was dismissed by the court, and our client’s standing was safeguarded.

A Fairfield professional faced an interim AVO that could have had serious, career-ending consequences and reputational damage. After analysing the allegations and the complainant’s affidavit material against the statutory threshold under section 16(1), our legal team found that the claims were exaggerated. Through strategic negotiations and compelling evidence, we successfully had the AVO lifted, ensuring that our client’s reputation and employment remained intact without interruption.

Our client was served with an AVO for alleged stalking and intimidation in a domestic violence matter, restricting contact with their child. Understanding the high stakes, our AVO lawyers gathered all the key evidence, including text messages and character references, to challenge the claims. Our team filed affidavits under Local Court Practice Notes and a legal submission targeting defects under section 22. The court recognised the lack of merit in the accusations, and the AVO was withdrawn, allowing our client to regain parental contact without further restrictions.