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A peace bond can offer a path forward without a criminal record. In some cases, it’s the most practical way to resolve an allegation and move on with your life.

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Not every criminal allegation has to end in a trial or conviction. In situations involving minor threats, misunderstandings, or personal disputes, a peace bond may be the ideal solution. These court orders resolve allegations without a finding of guilt and often lead to a full withdrawal of charges. We assist clients in applying for peace bonds or negotiating them with the Crown as an alternative to prosecution. Whether you’re looking to avoid a criminal record, satisfy a complainant’s concerns, or end a stressful process early, we’ll guide you through the peace bond process and ensure your interests are protected from start to finish.

Popular questions

What is a peace bond?
A peace bond is a court order that requires you to follow certain conditions—such as keeping the peace or avoiding contact with a specific person—for up to 12 months, without admitting guilt or receiving a criminal conviction.

Peace bonds are often used in cases involving minor disputes, domestic allegations, or situations where there isn’t enough evidence to proceed with a full trial but concerns remain.

No. Entering a peace bond is not an admission of guilt and does not result in a criminal conviction. It is a preventative measure, not a punishment.

Yes. A lawyer can negotiate with the Crown, explain the benefits and limitations of a peace bond, and help you decide whether it’s the right resolution for your case.

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