What happens if someone breaches an Intervention Order?
Breaching any condition of an Intervention Order is a criminal offence. The police can charge the respondent, and the court [...]
Breaching any condition of an Intervention Order is a criminal offence. The police can charge the respondent, and the court [...]
Yes. If a final Intervention Order is made against you, it will impact your ability to obtain or retain a [...]
We provide tailored legal advice and representation whether you are applying for, responding to, or seeking to vary an Intervention [...]
The Diversion Program is a legal option in the Magistrates’ Court that allows eligible individuals charged with minor offences to [...]
If Diversion is granted and successfully completed: You will not have a criminal record There will be no conviction recorded [...]
To be eligible, you must: Be charged with an offence that can be heard in the Magistrates’ Court Acknowledge responsibility [...]
Yes it is possible, though some offences, including those involving mandatory penalties (like licence disqualification), are excluded from Diversion. We [...]
While Diversion is generally intended for first-time offenders, it may still be available to individuals with prior convictions depending on [...]
If the prosecution does not consent, the Court cannot grant Diversion. However, we can advocate on your behalf and present [...]
We: Assess your eligibility Prepare persuasive submissions Negotiate with the prosecution Represent you at your Diversion Hearing Support you through [...]