At EAS Legal, we recently represented a client before the Toronto Local Court who was facing serious domestic violence charges and an Apprehended Domestic Violence Order (ADVO).
From the outset, this was a highly contested matter involving significant allegations, however our client maintained that they had been wrongly identified as the perpetrator.
Our Approach
Our office undertook a forensic and strategic review of the case, identifying critical issues that fundamentally undermined the prosecution’s position.
We focused on:
To support our position, we compiled and prepared substantial material, including:
We then filed a Tendency Notice, placing this material formally before the Court and the prosecution, and clearly outlining the evidentiary and legal issues that would arise if the matter proceeded to hearing.
The Outcome
Following our detailed preparation and negotiations with the prosecution:
This brought the matter to an immediate end and allowed our client to move forward without the burden of ongoing proceedings or a criminal record.
Why This Result Matters
Domestic violence matters are treated with utmost seriousness by the courts. However, where there are:
It is critical that these issues are properly identified and advanced.
This case highlights the importance of:
Facing Serious Charges or an ADVO?
If you are facing serious criminal allegations or an ADVO, particularly where the facts are disputed, early legal advice can make a critical difference.
EAS Legal regularly represents clients in complex and contested matters across New South Wales and Victoria.
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