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A Motion for Civil Contempt/Enforcement is a court request you file to enforce a prior court order (like custody/time-sharing, child support, or alimony) when the other party won’t comply. In Florida family law, we explain what they failed to do, get it ready for you to file it in the county court handling your case, and serve the other party so they have notice and a chance to respond at the hearing.
A Motion for Civil Contempt/Enforcement is a court request you file to enforce a prior court order (like custody/time-sharing, child support, or alimony) when the other party won’t comply. In Florida family law, we explain what they failed to do, get it ready for you to file it in the county court handling your case, and serve the other party so they have notice and a chance to respond at the hearing.