Enforcement & Court Orders

Court orders—whether related to child custody, child support, spousal maintenance, or property division—carry the full weight of the law. When one party fails to comply with these legal obligations, the other party has the right to seek enforcement through the courts.

At Mary Katherine Boyte, P.C., we represent clients on both sides of enforcement matters. Whether you’re seeking to enforce an existing court order or defending against an enforcement action, we’ll guide you through the process with clarity and confidence. We handle issues such as:

• Non-payment of child or spousal support

• Violations of parenting time or custody orders

• Failure to comply with property division agreements

• Contempt of court proceedings

We also assist in modifying court orders when life circumstances change. Our goal is to ensure your rights—and the court’s directives—are upheld with precision and fairness. Our team understands that obtaining a court order is only part of the journey in family law matters. Ensuring that these orders are respected and enforced is crucial for the stability and well-being of our clients and their families. Whether it’s related to child custody, visitation rights, spousal support, or property division, non-compliance with court orders can have significant consequences. Our firm is dedicated to assisting clients in:

• Enforcing Existing Court Orders: Taking legal action when a party fails to comply with established court mandates.

• Modifying Court Orders: Seeking adjustments to orders when there are substantial changes in circumstances.

• Contempt Proceedings: Initiating or defending against contempt actions to address violations of court orders.

With over 30 years of experience in family law, Mary K. Boyte brings a compassionate approach to each case, ensuring that your rights are protected and upheld.