Enforcement of Court Orders

Gainesville Family Lawyers Handling Enforcement Actions

While the finalization of a divorce agreement represents a new chapter in the lives of a family, certain circumstances require revisiting the document. When one spouse is not abiding by his or her divorce agreement through nonpayment of support or other violations, enforcement must be pursued by an experienced divorce attorney.

Effective Representation for Enforcement Actions

The majority of enforcement actions we see at Dunham & Ingram involve petitioning the court for child support that is not being paid. Many times, substantial changes in the lives of either parent make modifications of the initial support order necessary.

Examples include:

• Remarriage of the parent receiving support
• An increase or decrease in income
• Changes in custody agreements

Enforcement of a divorce order can take other forms. A spouse may not have followed through on a promise to transfer the title on property as part of debt division. Other enforcement needs arise when one parent makes decisions regarding their child’s medical care, schooling, and religion without consulting the other.

If you require help with an enforcement action, our attorneys will provide the skilled and savvy legal representation you need. We will review the specific issues behind the dispute and educate you on your options. We will seek a resolution that is not only beneficial for you, but also in the best interests of your children.

Call (352) 415-2896 to Schedule a Consultation

Contact our knowledgeable family law attorneys in Gainesville today to find out how we can help you with your enforcement needs. With decades of experience under our belts, we are intimately familiar with this practice area and can help you make well-informed decisions regarding your and your child’s future. You can rely on us for the proficient guidance you need and deserve.