1958) in a computer owned or used by the second person or any other person; 16A Registrar must refuse to accept the application (1) If an application for a personal safety intervention order is made to the Magistrates' Court, a registrar must refuse to accept the application for filing if the registrar is satisfied that— (a) the application is frivolous, vexatious, without substance, made in bad faith, has no reasonable prospect of success or is an abuse of process; or (b) the matter would be more appropriately dealt with by mediation. (b) whether the applicant has made a report of the matter to police; and (5) Any guidelines issued under this section must be published on the Internet site of the Department of Justice. 19 Service of application As soon as practicable after an application for a personal safety intervention order is made, the appropriate registrar for the court must serve the application on— (a) the respondent; and Seventy Magistrates Hearings— Sixty police have eyes on Over sixty police have eyes on the matter, twelve statements to 2 3 police by my partner. I have been subjected to a Tsunami of abuse, and never once have I had help from police, lawyers, magistrates or DV services. I have spent $60,000 (all my Super) on the expectation that the FVIO would mean that my keys, passwords and the return of my online and offline world would be returned to me. Yet here I am two years later, stuck in a vortex of legal proceedings, facing jail because my narrative is never heard. My estranged husbands' actions have meant the loss of everything, my assets, my working life, my future prosperity AND MY DOG! He has destroyed every relationship, and my relationship with my partner is the latest.
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