When Court Orders Are Ignored, We Help Protect Your Rights
A court order is only effective when it is followed. Wurtz Law Firm, PLLC helps parents throughout Arlington and North Texas enforce child custody, visitation, and child support orders when the other party refuses to comply.
Obtaining a court order is often only the first step. Unfortunately, not everyone follows the terms of a divorce decree, child custody order, or child support obligation. When one party refuses to comply with a valid court order, the consequences can create stress, financial hardship, and uncertainty for the entire family.
At Wurtz Law Firm, PLLC, we help clients throughout Arlington and North Texas enforce family court orders and protect the rights granted to them by the court. Attorney Michael C. Wurtz understands how frustrating it can be when the other party repeatedly violates an order, and he works diligently to help clients pursue effective legal remedies.
Whether you are dealing with unpaid child support, denied visitation, or another violation of a family court order, our firm is prepared to help.
Let us help you understand your options. Call 817-809-4490 or fill out the form to get started.
An enforcement action is a legal proceeding that asks the court to hold a person accountable for failing to comply with an existing court order.
Family law enforcement cases often arise when one parent repeatedly violates the terms of a custody order, refuses to follow a visitation schedule, fails to pay child support, or ignores other obligations established by the court.
Texas courts take these violations seriously. Depending on the circumstances, the court may order compliance, impose penalties, award attorney’s fees, or hold the violating party in contempt of court.
Our goal is to help clients enforce their rights while pursuing solutions that promote stability and accountability.
Whether you are seeking a modification or responding to one, we can help you understand your options and protect your parental rights.
Our firm works to ensure support obligations remain fair and consistent with Texas law.
One of the most common enforcement issues involves parenting time and visitation disputes. When a parent refuses to follow the court-ordered schedule, it can negatively impact both the parent-child relationship and the child’s overall well-being.
Common custody enforcement matters include:
If the other parent is refusing to follow a valid custody order, it is important to document the violations and seek legal guidance before taking matters into your own hands.
Child support is intended to provide financial stability and support for a child’s needs. When a parent fails to make required payments, the impact can be significant.
Wurtz Law Firm, PLLC represents parents seeking enforcement of child support orders involving:
Texas courts have various tools available to enforce child support obligations, and our firm helps clients pursue the remedies available under the law.
When an individual knowingly violates a court order, the court may find that person in contempt.
Contempt proceedings can be used in situations involving child custody, visitation, child support, and other family law obligations. Depending on the circumstances, a judge may impose fines, attorney’s fees, additional court orders, or other penalties designed to encourage compliance.
Because contempt actions involve specific procedural requirements, it is important to work with an attorney who understands the enforcement process and how to properly present your case.
Family law enforcement cases require attention to detail, strong evidence, and a strategic approach. Attorney Michael C. Wurtz works closely with clients to understand the situation, document violations, and pursue effective legal solutions.
Clients choose our firm because we provide:
As a boutique family law firm, we provide the individualized attention and dedicated representation that clients deserve.
Keep detailed records of each violation and speak with an experienced family law attorney as soon as possible. The court may be able to enforce the existing order and provide additional remedies.
Yes. Texas courts have several enforcement options available, including wage withholding, contempt actions, and other collection methods.
In certain situations, a court may impose contempt penalties for willful violations of a valid court order.
While not required, enforcement cases often involve complex procedural requirements. An attorney can help ensure your rights are protected and your case is presented effectively.
Do not navigate divorce, child custody, or child support disputes alone. The decisions made today can affect your family for years to come. Call today for a free consultation.
If the other party is ignoring a court order, you do not have to face the situation alone.
Attorney Michael C. Wurtz helps parents throughout Arlington and North Texas enforce child custody, visitation, and child support orders and hold non-compliant parties accountable.
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