What do you need to do to get a DVO removed? QLD. None. My…

You will be able to change the violence order that is in place at the moment.You can either seek an urgent hearing with the assistance of legal aid, or you can seek an amendment to the order as detailed below. Where a violence order was based on nonphysical violence, and where the proposed consent order is drafted correctly, and filed into the court at least three days before any hearing, the magistrate will review the proposed consent orders, and where it clearly states that the matter is resolved, the magistrate Will consider dismissing the case that stands. In respect to your specific question, while the violence order is in place, It is important that you do not breach its requirements, as this could result in the unfortunate situation where enforcement order was made against you. Your situation is one an emergency accommodation matter and you will be able to apply for urgent assistance directly wth the court, or with the helping of legal aid. I suggest that you consider filing as soon as possible to the court propose consent orders to have the domestic violence orders set aside. ?Thank you for reaching out today. ?You have a legal right to protect your interests in this important situation. I hope I have assisted with answering your important question today, and thank you for supporting the community.