Plano Enforcement Lawyer

Texas Child Support Judgment Attorney

Unfortunately, a divorce decree or other court order doesn’t always bring about an end to the fighting. Sometimes an ex-spouse or other party doesn't do what he or she agreed to do, or was ordered by the court to do. Following a divorce or paternity action, a parent may refuse to pay child support or medical expenses. A parent may not allow the other parent access to the child, or refuse to cooperate with other terms of the divorce. Contact a Plano child support enforcement attorney at our firm today if you need help to enforce a court order, including orders concerning child support and visitation.

At Short Law Firm, PC, in Plano, Texas our attorneys have many years of experience handling complex divorce settlements and other family law matters. We believe in strong communication with our clients and in turn you will know what to expect with your case and when to expect it. We work hard to obtain your best results given your circumstances.

A court order or divorce decree must be followed. Courts do not look kindly on parties who do not comply with its orders and will enforce orders regarding the following:

• Child Support
• Custody and Visitation Rights
• Medical support/Health Insurance
• Exchange of Property
• Spousal Support/Alimony
• Payment of Debts

Whether your ex-spouse or other party is refusing to transfer property to you, failing to pay spousal or child support, or denying you access to your children, a Texas enforcement attorney at our firm can help. In addition to court order enforcements, we also handle child custody and modification of judgments.

Get the help you need. A Texas child support enforcement lawyer at our firm has the knowledge and experience to answers your questions and advise you of your options. Contact us today.