Upholding Court Orders: Enforcement And Contempt
Following a court order is crucial in family law cases. Whether it involves child support, spousal support, custody and visitation, or property division, adherence to the agreement ensures stability and protects your rights. The attorneys at Pyfrom & Reisler, P.A., understand the importance of the enforcement of orders and the potential consequences of failing to do so.
Legal action can be taken to ensure compliance when a court order is violated. This process is known as enforcement and can involve various measures to hold the other party accountable. In some cases, contempt of court proceedings may be necessary. Contempt occurs when someone willfully disobeys a court order.
We represent clients in enforcing a variety of court orders, including:
- Child support
- Spousal support (alimony)
- Custody and visitation schedules
- Division of marital assets
Our knowledgeable family law attorneys will guide you through the enforcement process, which may involve filing motions with the court, presenting evidence and advocating for your rights at hearings.
Clarifying Enforcement Of Orders
Getting the court order is one thing, but sometimes enforcing it is a significant hurdle. Our lawyers can answer your questions about seeking enforcement of a court order.
How do I enforce a court order in Palm Beach County?
If you believe a court order is being violated, the first step is to consult with an experienced attorney. They can advise you on the appropriate enforcement action and navigate the legal process.
What are the penalties for contempt of court in Palm Beach County?
The penalties for contempt of court vary depending on the severity of the violation. Potential consequences include fines, jail time or being ordered to comply with the court order.
Protect Your Rights. Schedule Your Consultation Today.
Don’t allow a violation of a court order to disrupt your life. Contact our attorneys at Pyfrom & Reisler, P.A., online or call 561-354-0403 to make an appointment in our Palm Beach County office.