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0481 791 185
Family Violence Intervention Orders (FVIOs) are serious court orders made in the Magistrates’ Court of Victoria. They can restrict where you go, who you contact, and in some cases affect your work, family relationships, and criminal record if breached.
At Anaki Lawyers, you speak directly with a criminal defence lawyer from your first call. You receive clear advice on the order, your options, and whether you should defend or agree to conditions.
We act for clients across Melbourne and Victoria in both applying to, and defending, intervention order matters.
Anaki Lawyers assists clients with all stages of FVIO matters, including:
These matters are civil in nature but are taken seriously by the courts and often overlap with criminal charges.
Intervention order cases are often based on allegations, messages, witness statements and police reports. The outcome can significantly impact your personal and professional life.
Get clear advice, strong defence, and tailored guidance from a senior lawyer to protect your rights and future.
24/7 Hotline: 0481 791 185
Anaki Lawyers carefully reviews all material, including:
We assess whether the application can be defended or negotiated.
Depending on the situation, Anaki Lawyers may:
Our focus is on achieving outcomes that protect your rights while addressing court concerns.
You deal directly with Anaki Lawyers from the first consultation. There are no call centres or delays in communication.
We respond to all calls, emails and texts within three hours. If we are in court, you will still receive confirmation your enquiry has been received.
For urgent FVIO matters, including interim orders or police applications, we provide 24/7 support via our direct hotline.
Get clear advice, strong defence, and tailored guidance from a senior lawyer to protect your rights and future.
Family violence intervention order matters require careful handling due to their legal and personal consequences.
You speak directly with the lawyer handling your case from the start.
Every enquiry is acknowledged quickly, including urgent court matters.
We handle intervention orders and related criminal matters daily.
We carefully review allegations, evidence and police material.
You receive clear guidance on your options and likely outcomes.
We are trusted across Victoria for sensitive and complex intervention order matters.
If you have received or are facing an intervention order, early legal advice is important to protect your position.
Call Anaki Lawyers on (03) 7040 9996 for a free initial consultation. You will speak directly with a lawyer who will explain your situation clearly and guide your next steps.
It is a court order made to protect a person from family violence, restricting contact and behaviour.
No. However, breaching an intervention order is a criminal offence and can lead to serious penalties.
Yes. You can contest the application and present evidence at court if you disagree with the allegations.
Breaching an order is a criminal offence and can result in charges, fines, or imprisonment.
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