Enforcement

Enforcement of court orders is sometimes necessary, especially when one party is not abiding by an order of the court. Enforcement actions can be done on temporary orders or final orders. Oftentimes, enforcement actions arise when one party is not fulfilling his or her obligation to pay child support or provide health insurance for the children; it can also arise when the terms of the division of property and debt are not being abided by, or when the possession, or visitation, schedule with the children is not being adhered to. Two wrongs do not make a right; if one party is not abiding by a court order, it does not give the other party the right to not comply with the court orders as it may relate to his/her duties/obligations. We will walk you through all options, and if an enforcement action is necessary, we will represent you through that process.