Domestic Violence Order Application

Detects domestic violence order applications and conditions under the Domestic and Family Violence Protection Act 2012 (Qld). These documents contain details of aggrieved persons, respondent details, allegations of domestic violence, ouster conditions, and protection order terms. Disclosure could endanger the aggrieved person.

Type

keyword_proximity

Engine

universal

Confidence

medium

Confidence justification

Medium confidence: enforce tiers require DVO terminology plus a populated aggrieved/respondent/named person field; 85 also requires a Queensland statutory, police or form anchor. Earlier versions anchored every tier on a DVO-YYYY-NNNNN reference format not found in any published Queensland court or police source.

Jurisdictions

au

Regulations

Domestic and Family Violence Protection Act 2012 (Qld), Police Powers and Responsibilities Act 2000 (Qld)

Frameworks

QGISCF

Data categories

law-enforcement, government

Scope

narrow

Risk rating

7

Pattern

(?i)\b(domestic\s+violence\s+(?:order|application)|DVO(?:-\d{4}-\d{3,5})?|protection\s+order\s+(?:application|conditions?)|ouster\s+(?:condition|order)|aggrieved\s+(?:person|party)|Domestic\s+and\s+Family\s+Violence\s+Protection\s+Act)\b

Corroborative evidence keywords

SENSITIVE, Legal, domestic violence order, DVO, protection order, aggrieved, respondent, ouster condition, DFV, no-contact condition, safe contact, domestic violence, family violence, Magistrates Court, investigation, enforcement, prosecution, arrest, evidence, forensic (+52 more)

Proximity: 300 characters

Should match

• SENSITIVE Legal. Application for Domestic Violence Order — Domestic and Family Violence Protection Act 2012 s.37. Court File Number: 4817/26. Aggrieved: Avery Teston, DOB: 03/11/1994. Respondent: Jordan Teston, DOB: 18/06/1990. Relationship: former intimate partners. Grounds: The respondent has committed acts of domestic violence as defined by s.8 of the Act, including physical violence (s.8(1)(a)), threats (s.8(1)(b)), and coercive control (s.8(1)(d)). Application by QPS officer Sgt L. Farrow. — DVO application with aggrieved and respondent details and statutory grounds
• Domestic Violence Order — Conditions. Court File Number: 3291/26, Brisbane Magistrates Court. Respondent: Casey Teston. The respondent must: (1) Be of good behaviour towards the aggrieved and any named person. (2) Ouster condition: vacate and not return to the premises at [Address], Annerley. (3) Not approach within 100 metres of the aggrieved. (4) No-contact condition: must not contact the aggrieved by any means. (5) Surrender all weapons to police. Duration: 2 years from date of order. Breach is a criminal offence under s.177. — DVO with ouster condition, no-contact order, and weapons surrender
• Temporary Protection Order — DFV Protection Act 2012 s.44. QPRIME QP2600051021. Issued by Ipswich Magistrates Court on ex parte application by police. Aggrieved: Morgan Teston and two children aged 4 and 7. Respondent: Riley Teston. Conditions include ouster from family home, supervised contact with children only at DFV safe contact centre, and mandatory attendance at behaviour change program. Return date: 28 March 2026 for contested hearing. — Temporary protection order with children named and supervised contact
• Police Protection Direction - QPRIME QP2600412233 Aggrieved: Jamie Teston Respondent: Alex Teston The respondent must be of good behaviour and must not contact the aggrieved for 12 months. — Queensland Police Protection Direction without a court reference number

Should not match

• White Ribbon Australia launched its annual campaign against domestic violence. The DFV awareness event was attended by 500 people at South Bank, Brisbane. Queensland recorded 28,000 DVO applications in 2024-25. — DFV awareness campaign and published statistics
• The Queensland Government published its Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Strategy 2025-2030, committing $520 million over five years to frontline services, DVO enforcement, and perpetrator programs. — Published government DFV prevention strategy
• A family law textbook chapter on protection orders explains the process for applying for a domestic violence order under the Domestic and Family Violence Protection Act 2012 (Qld) and describes the types of conditions available. — Family law textbook explaining DVO application process
• Form DV01 Application for a protection order Aggrieved: __________ Respondent: __________ Domestic and Family Violence Protection Act 2012 — Blank DV01 application form

Known false positives

• DFV awareness campaigns and community events Mitigation: Enforce tiers require a populated party or form name field; phrase exclusion: 'awareness campaign', 'White Ribbon', 'prevention week', 'community event'
• Published government DFV statistics and prevention strategies Mitigation: Enforce tiers require a populated party or form name field; phrase exclusion: 'annual report', 'prevention strategy'
• Family law textbooks explaining protection order processes Mitigation: Enforce tiers require a populated party or form name field; phrase exclusion: 'textbook'
• News reporting on DFV trends without specific party details Mitigation: Require proximity to specific party details or DVO reference numbers, not aggregate reporting.

References

• Queensland Courts — Form DV1 Application for a protection order (field layout reference)

Collections

• Australian Domestic and Family Violence Records