Family Violence Act 2018, s 75 & 114
Yes. The Family Court can make occupation or tenancy orders “without notice” (that is, without the other person being told about your application) if:
you or a child of your family has been physically or sexually abused by the respondent, and
a delay could expose you or the child to physical or sexual abuse, and
a Protection Order has been granted, or is granted at the same time.
If you want to apply for a furniture order on its own, without also applying for a Protection Order, you have to apply “on notice”.
An application without notice for an ancillary furniture order must meet the first two of the three requirements set out above, and an occupation or tenancy order must also have been granted.