u/No-Vacation7367

Hi everyone, I'm hoping someone with experience can help.
I'm an early childhood educator with a valid South Australian Working With Children Check (WWCC), issued last year and valid for 5 years.
I'm currently involved in a family violence intervention order matter in Victoria. **My husband applied for an interim family violence intervention order against me, and the protected persons listed on the application are both my baby and him.** The matter is still before the court. There has been no criminal conviction against me, and my lawyer is challenging the interim order.
At the same time, Victoria Police also applied for a family violence intervention order against my husband following an alleged assault, and that matter is a separate proceeding.
I'm confused about how my own interim intervention order may affect my WWCC.
My questions are:
Do I need to notify the South Australian Screening Unit about the interim intervention order?
If I notify them, is there a chance my WWCC could be suspended or cancelled while the matter is still before the court?
Has anyone been in a similar situation and been able to continue working in early childhood while the court proceedings were ongoing?
I'm a single mum trying to rebuild my career and support my child, so this is causing me a lot of stress. I'm already receiving legal advice, but I'd really appreciate hearing from anyone who has been through a similar experience with the WWCC process. Thank you.

Hi everyone, I'm hoping someone with experience can help.
I'm an early childhood educator with a valid South Australian Working With Children Check (WWCC), issued last year and valid for 5 years.
I'm currently involved in a family violence intervention order matter in Victoria. **My husband applied for an interim family violence intervention order against me, and the protected persons listed on the application are both my baby and him.** The matter is still before the court. There has been no criminal conviction against me, and my lawyer is challenging the interim order.
At the same time, Victoria Police also applied for a family violence intervention order against my husband following an alleged assault, and that matter is a separate proceeding.
I'm confused about how my own interim intervention order may affect my WWCC.
My questions are:
Do I need to notify the South Australian Screening Unit about the interim intervention order?
If I notify them, is there a chance my WWCC could be suspended or cancelled while the matter is still before the court?
Has anyone been in a similar situation and been able to continue working in early childhood while the court proceedings were ongoing?
I'm a single mum trying to rebuild my career and support my child, so this is causing me a lot of stress. I'm already receiving legal advice, but I'd really appreciate hearing from anyone who has been through a similar experience with the WWCC process. Thank you.

Hi everyone, I'm hoping someone with experience can help.
I'm an early childhood educator with a valid South Australian Working With Children Check (WWCC), issued last year and valid for 5 years.
I'm currently involved in a family violence intervention order matter in Victoria. My husband applied for an interim family violence intervention order against me, and the protected persons listed on the application are both my baby and him. The matter is still before the court. There has been no criminal conviction against me, and my lawyer is challenging the interim order.
At the same time, Victoria Police also applied for a family violence intervention order against my husband following an alleged assault, and that matter is a separate proceeding.
I'm confused about how my own interim intervention order may affect my WWCC.
My questions are:
Do I need to notify the South Australian Screening Unit about the interim intervention order?
If I notify them, is there a chance my WWCC could be suspended or cancelled while the matter is still before the court?
Has anyone been in a similar situation and been able to continue working in early childhood while the court proceedings were ongoing?
I'm a single mum trying to rebuild my career and support my child, so this is causing me a lot of stress. I'm already receiving legal advice, but I'd really appreciate hearing from anyone who has been through a similar experience with the WWCC process. Thank you.