APVO: Apprehended Personal Violence Orders
An Apprehended Personal Violence Order (APVO) is more commonly known as an Apprehended Violence Order (AVO). Why...
Apprehended Violence Orders (AVOs) and Apprehended Personal Violence Order (APVOs) are serious and complex issues. That’s why you must get advice from a lawyer who specialises in AVOs and domestic violence cases whether you’re a defendant or applying for an AVO.
Breaching an AVO can bring serious consequences. You can be arrested and charged for this offence, which is why you need to understand all the potential implications of having an AVO in place.
Let the team at McKenzie McLoughlin Law guide and advise you through the AVO process, ensuring that you get the best possible outcome for AVO proceedings and afterwards.
