Contempt of Court in Florida Family Law
When a family court issues an order—whether for custody, child support, visitation, or alimony—both parties are legally obligated to comply. At Kelley Law, P.A., I help you take firm legal action through contempt proceedings when orders are violated.
What Is Contempt?
Contempt of court occurs when someone willfully disobeys a legal order. In family law, this could involve:
- Failing to pay child support or alimony
- Refusing custody or visitation exchanges
This page provides general information only and is not legal advice. Every case is different — schedule a consultation to discuss your situation.