Enforcement of Court Orders Lawyer in Houston, TX
When a court issues an order for child support, alimony, custody, or visitation, it is legally binding—and both parties are expected to comply. Unfortunately, not all court orders are followed. When a parent or former spouse fails to meet their obligations, the consequences can disrupt the stability and well-being of the child or dependent spouse. At Mokolo Law Firm, we help individuals in Houston enforce court-ordered obligations with confidence and clarity.
Whether you’re dealing with unpaid child support, missed alimony payments, or a parent who consistently denies visitation or custody time, you have legal options to hold the other party accountable. Our attorneys act quickly to file enforcement actions with the court, pursue remedies under Texas law, and seek penalties when necessary to compel compliance. We handle these cases with urgency, care, and a clear focus on the best interests of the child and the rights of the affected parent.
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Texas courts take enforcement seriously and offer several remedies for violations of family law orders. These may include wage garnishment for unpaid support, seizure of tax refunds, suspension of driver’s licenses, and even jail time for repeat violations. In custody or visitation cases, a judge may modify orders, issue contempt charges, or impose fines to ensure compliance. Our team ensures all documentation and proof of violations are presented clearly and persuasively.
At Mokolo Law Firm, we represent both custodial and non-custodial parents, as well as spouses entitled to receive court-ordered support. We also defend individuals who are wrongfully accused of noncompliance. If you are unsure of your rights or how to proceed, our attorneys will evaluate your case and provide you with a clear legal path forward.
Why Choose Mokolo Law Firm for Enforcement Actions in Houston?
Enforcement of family court orders requires strategic legal action and a clear understanding of Texas family law. At Mokolo Law Firm, we have years of experience advocating for parents and spouses who need support enforced—or defending those accused of violating orders. We provide proactive legal representation focused on results, resolution, and protecting your rights.
Whether you’re facing an uncooperative ex-spouse, missed support payments, or denied access to your child, we act quickly to restore compliance and enforce accountability. Our team is committed to giving you the legal tools and courtroom advocacy you need to stand up for what’s right.
Frequently Asked Questions – Enforcing Family Law Orders in Texas
What does “enforcement” mean in family law?
Enforcement refers to legal action taken to compel someone to comply with an existing court order—such as child support, alimony, custody, or visitation.
How can I enforce child support in Texas?
You can file a motion for enforcement, and the court may issue wage garnishments, intercept tax refunds, or impose penalties against the non-paying parent. Mokolo Law Firm can represent you throughout the process.
Can I enforce visitation if the other parent keeps denying access?
Yes. Denial of court-ordered visitation is a serious matter. The court may issue make-up time, impose sanctions, or modify the custody arrangement to protect your parenting rights.
What happens if someone violates a court order?
They may be held in contempt of court. Consequences can include fines, loss of licenses, jail time, or changes to the existing order. We help build a strong case for enforcement or defense.
Can Mokolo Law Firm help if I’m being wrongly accused of noncompliance?
Yes. If you’ve been unfairly accused of violating a court order, we can defend you and present evidence to show compliance or clarify the situation to avoid legal penalties.
How fast can I take enforcement action?
In many cases, enforcement actions can be filed immediately. The sooner you act, the better your chances of correcting the issue and protecting your rights.