Is this a traditional ending in contempt of court case

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   George E Meng

   Prince Frederick Litigation Lawyer

   Contributor Level 12

   Answered May 17, 2012 04:37. Yes. Typically one ends with a request that the contempt be denied and that is followed by a catch all clause.

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   Christopher Norris

   Danbury Divorce / Separation Lawyer

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   Answered May 17, 2012 04:42. Hard to say definitively as you do not state whats in the motion or what paragraph 7 is. But on the surface it looks fine to me. Depending on the severity of the claim for contempt you may want to consider consulting with local counsel. In many jurisdictions a finding of contempt could cause a person to be incarcerated. I dont know about your jurisdiction but you would be wise to secure a legal consult.

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