Contempt/Enforcement

Enforcing Your Family’s Legal Rights

Getting a favorable order is unfortunately not always the end of the process. What if the opposing party refuses to comply? What if you are being accused of ignoring or obstructing a court order?
That is where contempt and enforcement of orders come into play.
These matters are often very complex and take a significant amount of time. In addition, depending on the type of contempt and facts of your case, fines and even incarceration are possible.
Whether you are the accused or the accuser, it is best to reach out to a legal professional so that you can have your options and likely outcomes explained to you.
What is Contempt and Enforcement?
Contempt of court occurs when a party fails to comply with a court order, such as disregarding a child custody arrangement or failing to make child support payments. Enforcement actions can be taken to address these violations and ensure compliance, whether through filing a motion for contempt or pursuing other legal remedies. Our team will help you navigate this process—whether you are seeking enforcement or responding to an accusation—ensuring that your rights and interests are fully protected.
Services Tailored to Your Needs
We offer a range of services to assist with the enforcement of family law orders, including:
  • Contempt of Court Proceedings
  • Enforcement of Child Custody & Visitation Orders
  • Enforcement of Child Support Payments
  • Modification of Existing Orders
  • Post-Divorce Enforcement

Let’s Work Together

Whether you are seeking enforcement of a court order or facing allegations of non-compliance, we are here to support you. Our focus is on finding fair, effective solutions for all parties involved, ensuring that your rights are protected and that any issues are resolved with respect and clarity. Contact us today to schedule a free consultation and learn how we can assist you in moving forward with your family’s best interests in mind.
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