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Our San Bernardino Firm Can Help You to Enforce a Court Order

The courts have processes in place for enforcing a court order regarding child support, spousal support, and custody / visitation. If you are in a position in which you are not being paid the support that is required in a court order, the Law Office of Michael R. Young can help. Our founder, Michael R. Young is highly qualified to serve you in enforcements, whether to initiate actions to get you paid or to take action to avoid serious consequences if you have failed to uphold the court order's terms.

Failure to Comply Issues? Call a Lawyer From Our Firm Now.

We urge you to connect with us at once if you are facing legal issues surrounding a failure to comply with court ordered custody,visitation or support. As we are one of the most respected family law firms in the area, and peer-review rated as AV Preeminent® by Martindale-Hubbell®, you can be confident that we are extremely professional in how we manage these issues and get them resolved.

Call our San Bernardino family law attorneys immediately for legal counsel.

Enforcement Actions for Custody, Support or Visitation

The state provides resources to parents having difficulty collecting payments due for court-ordered child support, settlement payments, and alimony. There are several levels of enforcement that can be implemented, based on the situation. In some cases, getting a letter from an attorney can be all the stimulation needed to get payments current, while in others it may be necessary to get more aggressive.

Types of enforcement tactics include:

  • Withhold wages from paychecks
  • Bank levies
  • License suspension
  • Property levies
  • Blocking passport issuance
  • Interception of income tax refunds
  • Taking from unemployment benefits
  • Taking from workers’ compensation benefits
  • Taking from disability benefits
  • Taking from lottery winnings

Get a Consultation with the Law Office of Michael R. Young

If you are not getting access to your children under the terms of the custody order, this is a serious matter that can be addressed with the court. There are cases in which parental alienation is taking place, with the other party making the children uncomfortable with scheduled visits, and many other types of situations that could need resolution through the court. No matter what situation you are facing, you can reply on a San Bernardino court order enforcement lawyer from the Law Office of Michael R. Young to have the experience, skills and knowledge of the processes to help you get your matter on track.

Call our firm today a (909) 315-4588 for your questions about enforcement of court orders.

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