Tampa Contempt of Court Attorney

Contempt of Court Lawyer Also Serving St. Petersburg

When you and your spouse are going through a divorce, it is so much more than dissolving an emotional relationship between two people.  Not only are you splitting up a family, you will change your living arrangement and the court will probably make determinations regarding child custody, child support, alimony, property division and asset division.  All of these determinations are legal court orders that are set forth by the Florida court system. 

If one party doesn’t comply with the court order, he or she is in “contempt of court.” Legally, contempt of court is generally defined as behavior in or out of court that is in violation of a court order.  Even if it was an accidental occurrence, it can still be labeled as contempt of court.  Of course when a situation gets more serious than a one-time accidental incident, it is in your best interests to speak with a Tampa contempt of court lawyer if your spouse is violating a court order in any way. 

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If contempt of court is found, the person who is guilty can be subject to various punishments such as various fines and even imprisonment.  If your spouse is refusing to meet the agreements set forth by the court after your divorce, there is something you can do about it.  Reporting such behavior to the court and going through the process of enforcing the court orders that have been issued is a definite option in cases like this.  A Tampa contempt of court attorney at our law firm can work with you and help you to get your situation resolved in a timely manner.  We have years of experience with violation of divorce court order cases, we know the steps to take to help you resolve this issue. 

Contact a Tampa Contempt of Court Attorney at Givens Divorce Law Group to discuss your divorce court order issues.