Legal Advice on Contempt of Court

Speak to a DCSS Representative. Remember, the goal of The Department of Child Support Services is not to punish you. Their job is to look out for the welfare of your children. If you lose your job,... more

Violation of a parenting plan is actually violation of a court order, and can constitute what attorneys refer to as “contempt of court”. Contempt of court can result in an award of sanctions (... more

In a divorce case property or visitation matters that are agreed upon or decided by a Judge become court orders. A court order is an order entered by a Judge that has authority over your person and... more

The financial statement is perhaps the most important document a party files with the court in a family law case.A financial statement must be filed with the court where support (either child support... more

The primary constitutional function of the Supreme Court is to review appeals from decisions of the District Courts.Generally, an appeal may be taken only from the final judgment of the district... more

The most common questions asked about the Clark County Courts. •I am having trouble accessing the District Court's Online Calendar and Case Inquiry System. What could be the problem? •How do I... more

In some cases it may be difficult to get your ex-spouse to comply with the courts orders. I recommend that you try to work out small differences yourself because that is the cheapest and fastest way... more

In Arizona family law (i.e. domestic) relations cases, contempt and sanctions are governed by Rule 92 of the Arizona Rules of Family Law Procedure, ("ARFLP"). The rules caution that contempt... more

Technically, you don’t need an attorney. If you don’t have one you will likely not get a recovery.

Enforcement of Court Orders When a party to a family court order fails to follow its terms, one can petition the family court to enforce the order and secure the other partys compliance. The... more