Decatur Lawyers Enforcing Family Court Orders
Issues of contempt and child support enforcement can leave parents in a difficult situation. The best way out is to work with an experienced attorney who is familiar with Georgia family law.
At the Decatur law offices of Smith, Schroeder & O’Connell, we have been handling family law matters since 1960. We have the experience and in-depth knowledge it takes to help our clients achieve the best possible results in matters of contempt and child support enforcement.
From the moment you begin working with us, you will have our focused attention. We make sure to explain your options fully. We take the time to answer your questions and talk to you about your options under Georgia laws. To begin, simply call us toll free at 888.524.3986.
What You Should Know About the Law on Contempt
Contempt is more than just failing to follow a court order. It is a willful action — not a mistake. Each family's situation is unique and a strong advocate is needed to convey your situation to the court. By working with a strong advocate, an experienced attorney who knows the law on contempt and child support enforcement, you increase your chances of getting the results you depend on.
Who will pay my attorney's fees? Under Georgia law, the court can award attorney's fees to the winning side. While each person involved is responsible for their attorney's fees up front, prevailing in court may mean that you are not responsible for fees owed to your lawyer. This means that you can afford to take action — especially if your family's future depends on it.
Contact the Lawyers at Smith, Schroeder & O’Connell
Client access to skilled attorneys has always been — and continues to be — of primary importance to our Decatur, Georgia, law firm. To talk with us about your legal concerns, contact us by e-mail or by phone at 404.418.8353 or toll free at 888.524.3986.
