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Are you dealing with a non-compliant party in a child support agreement in Florida? Our attorney-drafted Motion for Contempt and Enforcement might be exactly what you need. When a mother, required by agreement to make child support payments, defaults, you can use this post-judgment Motion. Simply put, it petitions the Court to mandate the mother’s child support payments and possibly hold her in contempt for non-payment.

If you’re not in Florida, do explore our Motion for Contempt designed for all other states.

This Motion template, honed over years of practice, comes from experienced attorneys. Every state has its unique aspects; however, the framework of this type of Motion remains constant. If needed, please modify the case style and heading.

With your purchase, we offer a complementary workbook-style PDF, loaded with instructions and additional data about your Motion. A Notice of Hearing form, to be filed post setting your Motion for hearing, is also included at no extra cost. That’s not all – as this is a Florida-specific form, you receive a complimentary digital book, listing Florida counties and links to each Clerk of Court County website.

To use it, follow these simple steps:

1. Download the motion
2. Fill in your information in the highlighted sections
3. Review and make additional changes, if needed
4. Export as a PDF
5. File with the Court in your State

Remember, we’re here to help. Although we’re lawyers, the purchase of this form doesn’t create an attorney-client relationship. We’ve invested time to ensure the instructions are easy to comprehend. Don’t hesitate to contact us if you need more information or have questions!

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