Facing Criminal Charges in Parramatta? Trust CFS Legal for Expert Defence

Defendants are often told by police that AVO is not a criminal conviction, and there is no legal penalty if the defendants consent to an AVO on a “without admission” basis. Thus, often some defendants agree with the order. However, it may cause lots of trouble later. Once there is an order, if you breach the order, the consequence is serious. Sometimes, the police would arrest you immediately depending on each situation. Breaching AVO is also a criminal offence. 
NSW police may initially issue a provisional order until the matter can be heard by a Local Court. The Court decides on an interim order and/or a final order. An interim order will either be made final, withdrawn by police, or dismissed by the Court. 

We previously represented a father, he had an AVO against him, and the protected person was the daughter. We advised the father to plead not guilty based on our instructions and case analysis. Throughout cross-examination, the daughter’s evidence was found inconsistent and no grounds for her protection. As a result, a Magistrate dismissed a police application for an AVO against our client. 

Speak to CFS Legal’s dedicated Criminal Lawyers in confidence for your AVO matter as soon as NSW police issue you a provisional order. Never settle less or easily for AVO matters as it may have serious consequences and cause a detrimental impact on your career or life in the future.