DECEMBER 2025 A personal safety intervention order is an order made by a magistrate to protect a person from physical or mental harm caused by someone who is not a family member.
The magistrate may make a personal safety intervention order if the respondent has done any of the following things to the protected person: assault sexual assault harassment property damage or interference with property serious threats stalking. and so Victoria Police arrested and charged me with stalking and 98 breaches, which were
not breaches even if the order were valid! Eventually after a year, realising there was no evidence for the stalking, withdrew the charge and applied to revoke the second invalid Personal Safety Order placed (on me) whilst the Family Violence Order K12030938 was supposed to protect me and my property. Breached Section 121 Family Law Act 1975 Page 26 of 44 Maggie Marriott
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