I have breached an ADVO or AVO, what are my options?

In this video, Laura addresses “What happens if an Apprehended Domestic Violence Order or Apprehended Violence Order has been made against you and you have been approached for a breach of the AVO or ADVO, what are your options?”

Simon Bennett, Managing Director and Solicitor practising in wills, estates and probate law in NSW at Southern Waters Legal

It is crucial that you seek legal advice regarding your breach so that you can be advised on the best course of action given the particulars of your case.

Please call us at 9523 5535 if you have any inquiries or would like to talk with one of our experienced team so that we can walk you through the legal system.

Disclaimer: The information contained in this video is provided as general information only. It is not intended to be legal advice and it should not be used or relied on as legal or professional advice.

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