Post-Decree Enforcement: What to Do When the Other Parent Is Not Complying with Court Orders

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In this podcast we want to discuss post-decree enforcement and what to do when the other parent isn’t complying with court orders. Unfortunately, there are times when, even after a judge has sorted out child support and custody issues, one or both parents may fail to comply with the court orders. Even if you're feeling worn out from getting those first orders, you shouldn’t sit back and let the other parent engage in such conduct unchallenged. Hopefully, you and your children’s other parent can comply with your court-ordered parenting plan without issue. If not, AZ Family Law Lawyers is here to help. If you’re a parent struggling with custodial interference by your children’s other parent, contact us for your free initial consultation. See the difference our attorneys can provide today. To get started with your free case evaluation, call AZ Family Law Lawyers at 480-680-9126 or use our online form for scheduling at www.azfamilylawlawyer.com.