Enforcement Actions

SEEKING OR CONTESTING ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS? WE CAN HELP.

Unfortunately, sometimes disagreements do not end with the finalization of a legal dispute because one party to the final order may refuse to comply with its terms. In these instances, enforcement actions are required to force the other party into complying with the court’s order.

Enforcement actions may involve the failure to pay child support or medical support, the failure to follow a possession schedule related to a child, the failure to turn over property awarded in a divorce or any other matter addressed by your final decree of divorce or other final order.

At LaFour Law, we provide smart, aggressive counsel to resolve enforcement actions. Clients rely on attorney Lacy LaFour for her knowledge and her reputation as a tough, determined trial lawyer. She vigorously protects their rights regardless of which side of the dispute they are on.

WE KNOW BOTH SIDES OF ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS

If you are on the receiving end of an enforcement action, you must quickly determine whether you are in violation of the order so that immediate steps can be taken to rectify the situation. If the final order is not clear, you need a legal advocate who can skillfully argue to the court the ambiguity in the order.

On the other hand, if you have failed to comply with an order where the requirements imposed upon you are clear, you could be facing fines, additional penalties or even jail time.

In these instances, LaFour Law, will work quickly on your behalf to assist you in becoming compliant with the order while simultaneously working to mitigate any damages that may be awarded against you.

THERE IS NO TIME TO WASTE IN THESE MATTERS

Whether you are the party seeking to enforce an order or on the receiving end of an enforcement action, you need a strong legal advocate working for you. At LaFour Law, we are experienced in all types of enforcement actions and we will skillfully and aggressively fight for you.

Contact us today to set up a consultation to discuss your enforcement matter. You can use our contact form or call 713-223-7700 and we will get back to you promptly.