Category: AVOs & firearms
Apprehended violence orders and their consequences in NSW, including firearms licensing. By Sydney barrister Anthony Strik. To discuss your matter, book a conference or call 02 9232 4534.
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Annulment of an Apprehended Violence Order in NSW under section 84: pathway and its consequences for firearms licensing
Solicitors representing defendants in apprehended violence order proceedings are familiar with the immediate consequences that flow from the making of an order. What is…
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Why a Final AVO in NSW Means No Firearms Licence for Over a Decade — And Why the Courts Have Closed Off the Escape Route
If you are subject to a final Apprehended Violence Order (AVO) in New South Wales, you cannot hold a firearms licence. That much is…
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Successful appeal in apprehended personal violence order matter
Anthony Strik recently appeared for the Appellant in a District Court appeal concerning an Apprehended Personal Violence Order (APVO) at Broken Hill District Court…
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How long should the Court make an ADVO for in NSW?
effectively the minimum conditions required: see s 20(3): (3) When making an apprehended personal violence order, the court is to ensure that the order…
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15 year relationship and no adjustment in favour of ‘wife’? Court holds
Appeal judgement: https://jade.io/article/1006172 Cosola & Moretto [2023] FedCFamC1A 61 A case where Bevan & Bevan (2013) FLC 93-545; [2013] FamCAFC 116 Chapman & Chapman…
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Neighbour Disputes and AVOs
Medium Neutral Citation: P E v M U [2010] NSWDC 2 Hearing dates: 5/1/2010 Decision date: 07 January 2010 Jurisdiction: Civil Before: Williams DCJ…