Domestic Violence | Family Court Brisbane

Domestic violence of any shape or form is not tolerated in our community. What are domestic violence and family violence? Domestic and family violence involves one person in a relationship using violence or abuse to maintain power and control over the other party in the relationship. It is normally an ongoing pattern of behavior aimed at controlling the other person through fear. Avoid the legal consequences and seek representation to avoid complications. The Department of Communities, Child Safety, and Disability Services have listed many forms of domestic violence and this can include: physical abuse (including slapping, hitting, punching, pushing, kicking) threatening to hurt you, your children, pets, relatives, friends, or work colleagues threatening to disclose your sexual orientation to other people against your wishes threatening to, or depriving you of your liberty (including locking you in the house so you cannot go out) stalking (including constantly following you by fo...