ENFORCING ALIMONY AGREEMENTS AND COURT ORDERS
Lawyers Enforcing New Jersey (NJ) Alimony Agreements and Court Orders
If you have an alimony court order or a signed agreement and the person responsible for making the support payments is not being faithful to the terms of payment, you have a legal right to receive those payments due to you. One of the ways we help our clients enforce their agreement or court order is to file a Notice of Motion for enforcement with the court.
What You Seek in the Motion
In our application to the courts, we look to hold the non-paying party in violation of your rights for failing to comply with the court Order or agreement. In the motion, we will ask for all outstanding payments to be brought up to date and that future payments be required to be paid on time. We will also seek counsel fees from the other party to cover all of the legal fees you have incurred in bringing this motion to the court.
Contact an experienced New Jersey alimony attorney at Weinberger Law Group at (973) 520-8822 to schedule your FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION. We can help you hold a defaulting payor in contempt and we will petition the court for you to receive future payments through the probation department or by automatic electronic bank transfer.
Alimony is also referred to as spousal support and maintenance.
Our partner, Bari Zell Weinberger, is certified by the Supreme Court of NJ as a Matrimonial Law Attorney. This Certification is achieved by only 2% of the attorneys in New Jersey.
