Unfortunately, being granted a divorce does not always mean all of your family law issues are over. The reality is that circumstances can substantially change over time from when the divorce was granted, and everyone does not follow court orders. As a result, there are many situations that can require post-divorce legal actions.

When a parent fails to comply with a child custody agreement or order, it may be necessary to pursue legal enforcement of the terms to protect you and your child’s best interests. Depending upon the circumstance, we can petition the court on your behalf to:

have your rights enforced,
find your ex-partner in contempt of court,
pay attorney’s fees, and
seek jail time (in some relatively rare cases).

If you need assistance enforcing an order related to child custody, visitation, or support, I invite you to call me to schedule a free or paid consultation. As an experienced modification and enforcement attorney, I can help.

When A Court Order is Granted, You Have Rights

If the provisions in the order are not being respected, you need a capable and aggressive attorney to pursue enforcement and defend your interests. We can help reduce your stress by taking on the full responsibility to either enforce your rights (such as to get the child support you are owed) or to seek a modification (such as to get your maintenance/alimony increased).

We start by understanding the facts; then, we act swiftly and aggressively to pursue enforcement and compliance. You do not need to stress over every detail – this is our job.

Find Out How We Help Illinois Parents Pursue Child Custody Compliance.

When you hire Rockford Family Law, you will receive straightforward and honest advice and aggressive representation. If you would like to find out more about modification and enforcement, please call our office to schedule a free, no-obligation consultation and to read the information located at the following links:

If you have gone through a divorce and circumstances have changed post-divorce or your ex-spouse is not following the court order, please contact me so that I can learn about your matter.