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Misconduct Restraining Orders

Misconduct restraining orders are intended to restrain a person:

• from behaving in a way that is intimidating or offensive to you or a person for whom you have legal responsibility
• likely to cause damage to your property or
• from committing a breach of the peace.

There is a fee for the lodgment of a Misconduct Restraining Order. If you are experiencing financial difficulties, apply to the clerk of courts for a waiver of the fee.

Note that misconduct restraining orders are not for people in a family relationship or where actual violence has occurred or is likely to occur.

Last updated: 6-Jul-2018

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