Enforcement of Court Orders

Enforcement of court orders applies when there is a failure to pay child support, failure to comply with orders for possession of and access to a child and failure to comply with orders regarding the exercise of rights and duties regarding a child. The McClure Law Group understands the complexity of these legal situations as well as the emotional strain related to enforcement of orders. Often the most usual remedy for enforcement is contempt of court. If held in contempt, a person found in violation of the order faces punishment by confinement in jail for up to six months per violation and a fine of up to $500 for each violation. These serious legal matters require an experienced and tough team of attorneys like the McClure Law Group who will fight for you.

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