From the Law Office of Richard Roman Shum, Esq – What is a Motion for Contempt? delves into the legal mechanisms available to enforce court orders in divorce and family law cases. This episode examines how individuals can address issues such as unpaid child support, violations of custody arrangements, and other instances where a party fails to comply with court directives.
Listeners will gain insight into the distinctions between civil and criminal contempt, understanding the specific circumstances under which each applies. The discussion also outlines the procedural steps involved in filing a motion for contempt in New York, including the gathering of necessary documentation, submitting the motion to the court, and serving the opposing party.
The episode further explores the potential consequences and penalties that may arise from a finding of contempt. These can range from financial penalties and fines to jail time and enforcement measures, as well as possible modifications to existing court orders. Understanding these ramifications is crucial for anyone involved in family law disputes.
Whether you are considering filing a motion for contempt or are currently facing one, this episode emphasizes the importance of seeking professional legal advice. The Law Office of Richard Roman Shum offers experienced guidance and representation to navigate these complex situations effectively.
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