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When you are facing an allegation of domestic violence in New South Wales, it can seem like your whole world is turned upside down. You may have even been ordered out of your home and away from your children during the first appearance in court.
Each domestic violence charge starts with an investigation as soon as someone reports an act of violence or a threat of violence. Domestic violence offenses often involve significantly less evidence than other violent crimes but can still support a charge and result in a conviction.
If a spouse, domestic partner, or another person living with you has wrongfully accused you of domestic violence, it’s crucial to seek legal advice as soon as possible.
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Despite the widespread belief that domestic violence occurs between a husband and a wife or a boyfriend and girlfriend, this often is not the case. Any violent act, or even the threat of a violent act, that happens between people living in the same residence can lead to the filing of domestic violence charges. This means that domestic violence charges can be levelled between family members, roommates, and other individuals sharing a domicile, whether long-term or temporary.
Court orders
The moment an order is issued it can be devastating and life changing. When it becomes public, this information can destroy reputations, terminate careers and end friendships. New South Wales Temporary Restraining Orders can also keep you away from your house and your children.
If you have been served with an order, it is very important that you stop all contact with the person who is the alleged victim, even if it is a spouse or partner.