Videos - Interim FVROs

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Get help
Keeping safe
Can I get one?
How to apply
After an interim FVRO is made
 

 

Representing yourself

 

Planning for your safety is very important.

 

Practical tips on safety planning

 

Safety planning in regional areas

 

Hear from a magistrate: other ways to get help

 

Family violence covers more than you think

 

Getting legal advice

 

Regional procedures

 

Practical tips - Completing the application form

 

Practical tips - Preparing an affidavit

 

Having a support person

 

Prepare to be at court all day

 

What happens at the first hearing

 

A tour of a courtroom

 

Magistrate's tips for dealing with nerves

 

The magistrate's role

 

Demonstration of a first hearing

 

Serving the Respondent

 

Tips from a lawyer - What should I do next?

 

Objecting to an interim order

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