What Is Considered Contempt in Child Support Cases?
Enforcing child support orders is one of the most important and significant functions of family court. A judge in family court uses a number of different techniques to ensure the payment of child support. The law permits a family court judge to issue a contempt order in child support enforcement cases.
Related Questions
- Since payments on full-service child support cases are processed through the SDU, will parents be required to pay both the $25 annual service fee and the $3 monthly SDU fee?
- Our agency has/is planning a scanning system for non-CARES cases (e.g Child Support, Social Work, county-wide documents, etc). How do we integrate this with the ECF?
- How does Child Support Work in Cases of Joint Physical Custody?
