Enforcing Court Orders in Family Law Cases
When a party fails to comply with a court order in a family law case, it can lead to frustration and further conflict. At Knox and Belcher, our experienced attorneys understand the importance of enforcing court orders. We’ll take decisive action to protect your rights and ensure compliance.
What is Contempt or Enforcement of Court?
Contempt of court occurs when someone willfully disobeys a court order. In family law cases, this can include:
Failure to pay child support or alimony
Denying time-sharing
Violating a restraining order
Refusing to comply with property division orders
Refusing to provide financial documents
How We Can Help
We can help you pursue enforcement actions, such as:
Filing a motion for contempt or enforce
Seeking wage garnishment
Requesting suspension of driver’s license
Pursuing other legal remedies
Our Commitment to Upholding Your Rights
We understand the frustration and stress caused by non-compliance with court orders. Our attorneys will:
Explain the enforcement process clearly
Represent you effectively in court
Work tirelessly to protect your rights and interests
