According to Texas family law, there are two types of contempt against the court, direct and indirect. The laws surrounding contempt provide the court with authority to enforce a family court order and penalize for contempt.
Whether you are in the process of a divorce or post-divorce modifications in Texas, court will likely be part of process and will affect and shape the options that may be right for you. Groce Family Law in Kerrville assists clients through the process and simplifies court orders, acting as your advocate to ensure that your wishes are well represented.
What Are Examples of Contempt of Family Court?
Groce Family Law in Kerrville, TX has the practical family law experience and knowledge of the Texas family courts to successfully pursue the legal options suited to your individual family situation. Here are some common examples of contempt of court violations that may be punishable:
Child Custody/Child Support Order Violation: if one parent/guardian violates a child custody order, then the court could hold them in contempt.
Restraining Order Violation: if a parent/guardian violates a temporary child-related restraining order or injunction, it is considered "punishable by contempt” according to the Texas Family Law code.
Family Protective Order Fee Violation: a person who does not pay court-ordered fees associated with a family protective order may be “punished for contempt of court” in accordance with the Texas Family Law code.
If you need to enforce a family court order or are struggling with a contempt matter, contact Attorney Erin Groce immediately. Our family law firm can discuss your case in detail, helping you to understand consequences and considerations involved, and provide you with the legal guidance and options that will protect and serve you and your family.
Contact This Firm—Texas Family Court Order Enforcement Attorney in Kerrville
Groce Family Law offers client-driven divorce services that are aimed at understanding all the underlying issues involved in a case. Attorney Erin Groce provides the experienced legal guidance that clients need to get through family court, receive peace of mind, and move into the next chapter of their lives. Call us today at (830) 313-5983 for an initial consultation.
