St. Augustine Contempt Lawyer
Family Lawyer Serving St. Augustine Area
Contempt or enforcement actions may become necessary after a final order has been issued in a family law case. Contempt and enforcement issues often arise when one person who is ordered to do or not do something fails to comply with those terms. The majority of these cases tend to be for non-payment of support, but we also have extensive experience in property, custody, and visitation cases.
We can help you initiate an income deduction order to seek a wage garnishment so that you can collect the money that is owed to you. In contempt cases, you may also be able to recover attorney’s fees. Contact a knowledgeable St. Augustine contempt lawyer who can help assess your situation and explain what your options are if you face a contempt accusation or if you need to pursue enforcement.
More Than 70 years of Combined Experience at Work for You
In some instances, informal demands for compliance from a St. Augustine attorney can resolve the issue. In situations in which this approach would be ineffective or is attempted but does not succeed, court action will be required. Throughout this process, representation from a skilled and knowledgeable Florida family law attorney is strongly recommended. At the Albaugh Law Firm in St. Augustine, we have extensive experience representing clients who are facing as well as pursuing contempt or enforcement actions. No matter which side you are on, we will work hard to achieve the best outcome and the justice you deserve as quickly as possible.
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In family law and divorce cases the stakes are very high, so why not take action to protect the things that matter most to you? The well-being of your family is a precious and important aspect of your life. At the Albaugh Law Firm, we want to stand beside you during this time to ensure that the other party respects your rights. We have more than 70 years of combined experience in the legal industry and we are prepared to put that proven ability to work for your benefit. Contact the Albaugh Law Firm today for your free initial consultation.
