The form must be used if:

• you are not the person experiencing family violence;
• you are not the protected person listed on a family violence intervention order;
• you are applying on behalf of a protected person or a person experiencing family violence; or
• you are a child above the age of 14 years.

This form is the first form you must complete in the family violence intervention order process.

To be used by an affected family member or applicant to apply to the court to extend or vary an intervention order.

Extending an intervention order means that you want to make the order and its conditions last longer. To extend an order, you must apply at least four weeks before the intervention order is due to expire.

Varying an intervention order means you want the order to continue but you would like to change the conditions of the order.

This form is to be used by an affected family member or applicant to ask the court to cancel (revoke) their family violence intervention order. 

An online extend, vary, revoke (EVR) portal is available here if you are an applicant or affected family member who is:

This form is the second form you must complete if you are the respondent and you are wanting to vary or revoke an intervention order. 

Varying an intervention order means that the order will continue, but you want to change the conditions of the order. 

Revoking an intervention order means you want to ask the court to cancel the order.

You can also submit an online application via Docusign.

This form is the first form you must complete if you are a respondent. This form must be used to apply to the court to make an application to vary or revoke a family violence intervention order. 

This is called making an application for leave.

You can also apply online through Docusign, or submit a form to the court. 

For police, lawyers or legal support services to provide to applicants/affected family members or respondents in preparation for a family violence intervention order hearing.

If you are the respondent, and you have an upcoming court date, you need to contact the court about your matter at least seven days before your court hearing. You can do this by completing this form.

You must complete the form if you are the applicant or the respondent to the intervention order application.

This form provides the court with the following information:

This form is to be completed by legal representatives and/or police representative if applicable, to notify the court of a proposed resolution to a family violence proceeding.

If you are the applicant or affected family member, and you have an upcoming court date, you need to contact the court about your matter at least seven days before your court hearing. You can do this by completing this form.

You must complete the form if you are the applicant or the respondent to the intervention order application.

Use this form to consent to the sharing of your information in a family violence matter.