Can an intervention order be challenged or amended?

Yes, an intervention order can be challenged or amended, but it requires a legal process. Legal representation can assist you in presenting your case to the court for a revision or removal of the order.

How does an intervention order affect custody and visitation rights?

An intervention order can significantly impact custody and visitation arrangements. It's important to have legal counsel to navigate these changes and advocate for your parental rights.

Is breaching an intervention order a criminal offence?

Breaching an intervention order is considered a criminal offence and can result in serious consequences. Legal advice is crucial to understand the ramifications and to take appropriate actions.

Representation for Criminal Law in Ararat

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Criminal Law Services in Ararat

David Tamanika Solicitors handles a range of criminal law matters in Ararat. Our team is dedicated to providing legal advice tailored to your unique situation to ensure it's managed effectively from the beginning. Facing criminal investigations or charges can be overwhelming, so it's crucial to have reliable legal support to navigate these challenges.

Our firm handles various criminal cases, from minor infractions to more serious offences. We understand the importance of managing your case with thorough attention to detail and comprehensive knowledge of legal processes and procedures. Representing clients in different court jurisdictions, we aim to address each aspect of your case diligently, ensuring all legal avenues are explored.

We handle summary offences and indictable offences heard summarily. Summary offences are less severe and generally resolved more quickly, while indictable offences are more serious and can sometimes be managed in the Magistrates Court if appropriate. Our familiarity with the local court system and procedural intricacies stands us in good stead to provide well-informed legal representation.

To learn more or arrange a consultation, contact our team today on (03) 5331 7944.

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Understanding the Criminal Court System

The criminal court system in Victoria comprises the Magistrates Court, the County Court and the Supreme Court, which includes the Court of Appeal. Each court handles different types of criminal cases, with the Magistrates Court dealing with all summary offences and some indictable offences. Summary offences include minor crimes such as traffic violations and minor assaults, usually resulting in less severe penalties. Indictable offences, such as theft or serious assaults, are more severe and may require a higher level of court intervention.

David Tamanika Solicitors advocates for clients facing both summary and indictable offences in the Ararat Magistrates' Court. We aim to navigate the complexities of each case effectively, leveraging our knowledge of the legal system and procedural intricacies involved in criminal cases. Understanding the operations of the court and having a strategic approach to each case is crucial in managing criminal law matters efficiently and effectively.

Our approach involves thoroughly understanding the specifics of each case and navigating the legal technicalities to provide sound legal representation. The goal is to manage your case in a way that considers all aspects and details, ensuring that all legal avenues are explored.

We also assist in family law cases, intervention orders and traffic matters in Ararat.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can an intervention order be challenged or amended?

Yes, an intervention order can be challenged or amended, but it requires a legal process. Legal representation can assist you in presenting your case to the court for a revision or removal of the order.
How does an intervention order affect custody and visitation rights?

An intervention order can significantly impact custody and visitation arrangements. It's important to have legal counsel to navigate these changes and advocate for your parental rights.
Is breaching an intervention order a criminal offence?

Breaching an intervention order is considered a criminal offence and can result in serious consequences. Legal advice is crucial to understand the ramifications and to take appropriate actions.