My Ex Is Breaking the Court Order

Court orders are documentation of a specific act that is required to be abided by or performed under the law. The individual who was presented with the court order, must comply with all regulations within the order. Failure to abide by a court order can lead to further legal complications including fines and jail time.
Court orders may include:  Child support, Visitation rights, Restraining Orders, Fathers rights, Payment of money for equalization payments; division of pensions, etc. 
Enforcement of court orders is important in family law cases because they are not only outlined in a final decree or other Order, but they have been implemented to ensure the safety and civility of your case. If you are having difficulty enforcing a court order, it is important that you work with our law offices RIGHT AWAY. We can assist you!
When you retain the representation of our firm, we begin by looking at your case and reviewing all documentation so we can gain an understanding of the directives that are outlined in the court order. If it is found that a person is out of compliance with the order, we can file a request for compliance. The request is filed with a clerk of the court and is then served to the opposing individual. Should your case need to go to trial, Certified Family Law Specialist Attorney can aggressively represent you to demand compliance. 
Penalties for violating court orders can be severe. They can include the payment of sanctions and attorney’s fees. If you need a court order enforced, or if your ex has served YOU with papers to compel compliance, call us at 877-317-8080 to set up an appointment asap!