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- Shop 1, 192-200 Parramatta Road. Stanmore NSW 2048
- Tel.: 02 9159 9026
- Mail : info@fletchlaw.com.au
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FletchLaw provides urgent legal advice and acts quickly to put protective orders in place — giving you the legal framework you need to leave safely and to keep yourself and your children protected. We serve Petersham and the Inner West, and your first conversation with us won’t cost you a cent.
Family violence and threatening behaviour take many forms — physical violence, emotional abuse, financial control, harassment, and stalking among them. You do not need to have been physically harmed to be entitled to legal protection. If you are afraid of someone in your home or your life, that fear deserves to be taken seriously. We listen carefully and advise you honestly on what the law can do for you.
For many people in dangerous situations, fear for their children is what keeps them in place far longer than fear for themselves. The law provides mechanisms to protect both you and your children simultaneously — interim intervention orders can be obtained urgently, and parenting orders can be sought at the same time. We make sure your children’s safety is addressed alongside yours from the very beginning.
An intervention order places legal restrictions on the behaviour of the person named in it — including restricting their ability to contact you, approach your home or workplace, or come near your children. Breaching an intervention order is a criminal offence. We explain exactly what an order covers, how it is enforced, and what to do if the person it’s made against fails to comply.
Intervention orders and family law proceedings are separate legal processes — but they are closely connected in practice. An intervention order obtained in a family violence context can affect parenting arrangements, property access, and the dynamics of a property settlement. We provide integrated advice across both areas so that the steps you take in one process support rather than complicate the other.
Being served with an intervention order can be frightening and disorienting — particularly if the allegations are inaccurate, exaggerated, or made in the context of a family law dispute. Respondents have legal rights, and an interim order made without your input is not the end of the process. We provide strong, experienced representation for respondents and make sure your version of events is properly heard.
A breach of an intervention order is a serious criminal matter — and you should not have to manage it alone. If the person named in your order has breached its conditions, we advise you urgently on the steps to take to report the breach, enforce the order, and strengthen the protections in place around you and your family.
Intervention order matters are among the most urgent and emotionally charged matters we handle at FletchLaw — and we treat them accordingly. When someone’s safety is at risk, the pace of the legal response matters as much as its quality. We act quickly, advise clearly, and make sure the right protections are in place as fast as the law allows.
Simon Fletcher has guided Petersham and Inner West clients through intervention order applications, contested hearings, breach enforcement, and the intersection of family violence matters with family law proceedings. He understands the particular vulnerability of people in dangerous domestic situations and approaches every matter with the seriousness, sensitivity, and urgency it requires.
If you are in a dangerous situation right now, please call us. Your first conversation with Simon is completely free — and it could be the most important call you make. If you are in immediate danger, please contact the police on 000 first.
Book your free telephone consultation now.
We'll advise you urgently on what legal protections are available to you — and act quickly to put interim intervention orders in place where your safety or your children's safety is at immediate risk.
We'll prepare and file your intervention order application — managing every document and every court requirement so that protection is obtained as quickly as possible.
We'll represent you at intervention order hearings — presenting your evidence clearly and effectively and making sure the order obtained properly reflects the protection you need.
We'll advise on the connection between your intervention order and your family law proceedings — making sure the steps you take in one process support rather than complicate the other.
We'll seek parenting orders that protect your children alongside the intervention order — so that their safety and their relationship with you are both properly addressed.
We'll advise you urgently on what to do if the intervention order is breached — and take appropriate enforcement action to make sure the order is respected and your safety is maintained.
We'll provide strong representation for respondents where an intervention order has been made on the basis of inaccurate or exaggerated allegations — making sure your account is heard and your rights are protected.
We'll advise on the practical implications of an intervention order for your living arrangements, your children, and your property — so that you understand the full picture before any final orders are made.
We'll be there throughout — urgent when urgency is needed, steady when steadiness is what the moment calls for, and completely focused on keeping you and your family safe.
Contact FletchLaw and speak directly with Simon Fletcher. He'll listen carefully to your situation, assess the urgency of what you're facing, and advise you clearly on what legal protections are available and how quickly they can be put in place. Your first consultation is completely free — and in urgent situations we act without delay.
Once you instruct us, we take care of everything — preparing the application, filing with the court, representing you at any hearing, and making sure the order obtained gives you the protection you actually need. We also coordinate with your family law matter where relevant, so that nothing falls through the gap between the two processes.
With the right orders in place, you have the legal framework to leave safely, to rebuild your life, and to protect your children. The fear that kept you from acting has a legal answer — and once that answer is in place, the path forward becomes clearer. You deserve to feel safe. We make sure the law supports that.
Reaching out for legal help when you’re in a dangerous or frightening situation takes enormous courage — and we make the first step as safe and straightforward as we possibly can. Your initial consultation with Simon Fletcher is completely free, entirely confidential, and focused entirely on you and your safety. Here’s what you can expect:
Speak with Simon, describe your situation, and get honest advice on what protection is available — without spending a cent or committing to anything.
When safety is at risk, we move quickly. Interim intervention orders can be obtained urgently — and we know exactly how to make that happen as fast as the law allows.
You work with the principal solicitor from the first call to the final order — not passed between staff or left without someone who knows your matter and your situation.
Your safety, your privacy, and your dignity are treated with complete respect throughout. We understand the particular vulnerability of the people who come to us in these circumstances.
The intervention order process explained clearly — what happens at each stage, what your rights are, and what to expect at any hearing — without confusing legal terminology.
Every charge explained clearly before work begins. You’ll always know what you’re paying for and why — with no unexpected additions at a time when finances may already be under pressure.
We advise on both processes together — so that your intervention order supports your parenting and property arrangements rather than creating complications in either.
We act for people seeking protection and for those contesting orders made against them — bringing the same rigour, care, and commitment to a fair outcome to both sides of the process.
If an order is breached, we advise you immediately on the steps to take and pursue enforcement action promptly — because an order that isn’t enforced doesn’t protect anyone.
We’re based in Stanmore, minutes from Petersham. We know the Inner West, its courts, its support services, and the particular circumstances that families in this community face.
FletchLaw is just 2.1 kilometres from the centre of Petersham — a six-minute drive along Parramatta Road. We’re not a distant city firm you have to travel to in a crisis. We’re your neighbours in the Inner West, part of the same streets, the same community, and the same daily life that Petersham families know well. When you need us, we’re close.
Petersham is one of the Inner West’s most distinctive and tightly-knit suburbs — a place where heritage streetscapes, a thriving village atmosphere, and a genuinely diverse community all come together. For families here, home isn’t just a property. It’s a neighbourhood, a school, a set of relationships built over years.

The Former Petersham Fire Station on Parramatta Road is one of the suburb's most recognisable landmarks. Its bold Victorian red brick and heritage bay doors have anchored this stretch of the community for well over a century — a reminder of the deep roots Petersham families have put down here.

All Saints Anglican Church stands as one of the finest examples of Gothic Revival architecture in the Inner West. Its ornate brickwork and commanding roofline have provided a point of quiet continuity for the Petersham community through generations of change.

Petersham Railway Station — with its elegant sandstone building and Victorian platform ironwork — has been connecting this suburb to the rest of Sydney since the nineteenth century. For many families, it's simply part of the daily rhythm of life here.
Book your free, no-obligation consultation today — and let us help you put the legal protections in place that you and your children deserve.
©2021. Eyers Borowy Pty Ltd, Trading as Fletch Law. All Rights Reserved.
