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What is the process to defend against an Apprehended Domestic Violence Order (ADVO)?

What is an Apprehended Violence Order or Apprehended Domestic Violence Order? In New South Wales (NSW), an “AVO” (Apprehended Violence Order) is a broader term encompassing two types: an “ADVO” (Apprehended Domestic Violence Order) for domestic relationships and an “APVO” (Apprehended Personal Violence Order) for situations where there is no domestic relationship.  Here’s a more detailed breakdown: …

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Understanding the Compliance and Readiness Hearing at the FCFCOA: What It Is and How to Prepare

At Jano Family Law, we understand that navigating the family law process can feel overwhelming, especially when court proceedings are involved. One key milestone in the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (FCFCOA) case management pathway is the Compliance and Readiness Hearing. This hearing plays a critical role in ensuring your matter is prepared …

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Top 30 Questions Australians Ask About Divorce

These are the top 30 questions Australians ask about divorce: These are the top 30 questions Australians ask about divorce. Your situation is unique, get the right answers which apply to your specific situation. To make a confidential, no-obligation inquiry, please use our secured and encrypted New Client Form.

How to Deal with Parental Alienation

What is parental alienation? Parental alienation is a serious issue that can arise in family law cases when one parent attempts to undermine or interfere with the relationship between the other parent and their children. This can have significant and long-lasting negative effects on the children, the targeted parent, and the family as a whole. …

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