A Motion for Contempt should be filed against the party whenever he/she has willfully refused to abide by an existing Court Order. In Domestic or Family law cases, A Motion for Contempt should or may be filed whenever a party fails to pay the ordered amount of child support or refuses to allow the other parent court ordered visitation. The penalties associated with being in Contempt may be harsh. For legal counsel on matters of Family Law contact Adamma McKinnon Attorney at Law PC (404)590-7151.
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