Enforcement Attorneys in Houston
Taking Legal Steps If Your Spouse Won’t Cooperate
Protecting and justifying your custody, support, and property rights following a divorce can be a stressful, drawn-out process. It’s doubly frustrating when a former spouse refuses to observe court judgments. Fortunately, you have strong legal protections if your former spouse or partner is found to be in contempt of court.
Stand up for your rights. Call (281) 612-5443 for help enforcing court judgments after a divorce.
Grounds for Contempt
Contempt of court is typically a consequence of failing to comply with a court order. If a party is found to be in contempt, they may be given a less favorable judgement or even issued a fine or other penalty.
The opposing party may be found in contempt of court for several reasons, including:
- Stopping spousal support/alimony payments
- Selling property that was awarded to you in the divorce decree
- Refusing to reimburse you for out-of-pocket medical expenses for your child
- Refusing to follow the terms of your child visitation or child custody agreement
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