Yes, an intervention order can have one, multiple or many conditions on it. Common conditions which are listed on our intervention order lawyer page, include:

• Restraining a person from committing family violence.

• Conditions about obtaining personal property or providing personal property.
• If there are children involved, conditions about contact with children if there is not a family law order in place.

• Restraininga person from going to a residence even if this was their family home and principal place of residence.

• Restraining a person from being within a certain distance of a home, place of work, place of education or childcare of another person.

• Restraining a person from being within a certain distance (usually 5 or 10 metres) from another person.

• Restraining a person from contacting another person by telephone, email, or any other means.

• Restraininga person from following or attempting to keep track of another person, including online such as on social media like Facebook.

• Restraininga person from posting information online about another person.

• Not getting anyone else to do what the person cannot do themselves under an intervention order.