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At the close of litigated family law proceedings, Colorado Courts enter permanent orders to establish the rights and obligations of both parties and their children. In cases where the parties have agreed upon a settlement, the terms of the agreement are included in the final settlement agreement or permanent orders. The enforcement or modification of a court order is the goal in post decree matters.
If a party fails to conform to the specific conditions of the Court Order, or if the order needs to be modified due to changed circumstances, the disadvantaged party has various legal options available to them. The party who has been inconvenienced should not hesitate to obtain compliance because a delay may only make matters more difficult. The attorneys at The Harris Law Firm are skilled in handling matters that include post-decree enforcement and contempt. Cases handled by the Firm have involved issues that include: parenting time and child support modification and enforcement, distribution of personal property, title and asset transfers, and the execution of qualified domestic relations orders.
The Firm recognizes the difficulty experienced by those who require legal counsel to enforce compliance with an existing Court order. Scheduling a private consultation with one of the 13 attorneys at The Harris Law Firm will allow you to fully understand the advantages and disadvantages of the options available to you according to Colorado Law regarding the enforcement of post decree orders.
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