An interim order is typically granted when the court believes that there is a need for immediate safety and is intended to provide protection for someone until such time as a final court decision can be granted.

Yes, Australia takes domestic violence seriously, but ultimately at this juncture, there should be no impact so long as no final orders are made when the matter is heard by the courts.

Comply with all the conditions, violating conditions, even an interim order is a criminal matter.

 

No it is not. As mentioned my police check is also clear and even the police and lawyer clearly said that travel is fine and it’s a civil matter and there is no question of violating it! All I am asking about overseas travel

 

Nobody can give you a legally binding answer. Not even your lawyer until it has been finalized. It is what it is - a temporary restraining order.

 

You misread, misinterpreted or read too much into what I wrote.

The key statement was....

"there should be no impact so long as no final orders are made when the matter is heard by the courts"