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Enforcement Actions

A divorce agreement typically contains terms and conditions under which both parties agree to divide their assets, child custody and visitation rights. Following through on such agreements is very important; if one of the parties fails to do so, he or she may be found in violation of a court order and the other party can file an enforcement action with the court.

If you have been through a divorce, but your ex-spouse is not fulfilling his or her end of the divorce agreement, contact the experienced Frisco enforcement action attorneys of Alexander & Associates at 972-420-6570 to learn more about filing an enforcement action.

When Can An Enforcement Action Be Filed?

There are a number of situations in which enforcement actions may be filed, including:

• Not complying with insurance coverage requirements
• Not paying child support
• Keeping children for a longer time than allotted
• Non-compliance with asset division requirements
• Non-compliance with other actions set out in divorce agreement
• Not paying spousal support

As you meet the requirements set out by the court, you should fairly expect your former spouse to do the same. In the event of non-compliance by your ex-spouse, an enforcement action ordered by the court can help force your ex to live up to his or her obligations.

Contact Us

If you or someone you love is having trouble getting an ex-spouse to follow through on the terms of a divorce agreement, contact the experienced Frisco divorce lawyers of Alexander & Associates at 972-420-6570 to learn more about your legal rights and options.