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Protection from harassment

Note

If you are hurt and need immediate help, please contact the police or seek medical attention.

If you are specifically experiencing family violence, you may wish to find out more about protection against family violence.

Before making an application for protection from harassment: understand the remedies, and the appropriate court to make your application

Various remedies are available in cases of harassment.

File for protection from harassment

Find out about the process to file an application with the Protection from Harassment Court (PHC) or the Family Court (FC).

Respond to a protection from harassment application

Find out what you need to do if you receive an application made against you in the Protection from Harassment Court (PHC) or the Family Court (FC).

Understand the outcomes of a protection from harassment application

A protection from harassment application may lead to different outcomes, depending on the order made by the Protection from Harassment Court (PHC) or the Family Court (FC).

Preparing your evidence and documents for a protection from harassment case

Find out some examples of evidence you may provide for a case in the Protection from Harassment Court (PHC) or the Family Court (FC), and the instructions to prepare and file the evidence.

Going to court for protection from harassment

Both parties must attend court sessions in the Protection from Harassment Court or the Family Court. Find out what to prepare and expect.

Appeal against a protection from harassment decision

The process to appeal against a decision by the Protection from Harassment Court (PHC) or the Family Court (FC) depends on who made the decision that you are not satisfied with.

Set aside a protection from harassment order

If you missed a court session for your protection from harassment case, a default order may be made against you. Find out how to apply to set aside the order.

Enforce a protection from harassment order

The claimant or applicant may enforce an order by the Protection from Harassment Court (PHC) or the Family Court (FC) if the respondent does not comply with it.

Vary, suspend or cancel a protection from harassment order

Parties may apply to vary (change), suspend or cancel an order by the Protection from Harassment Court (PHC) or the Family Court (FC). Find out the process and fees required.
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Last updated on 29 October 20242024/10/29.