Fulton County Contempt of Court Attorneys
Courts understand that divorce judgments and child custody arrangements fit the family's circumstances at the time of the divorce, but often need to be changed to reflect changing needs of the parties and children involved. Many divorced couples try to work out modifications between themselves as the years go by, but it's not a good idea. An informal arrangement will not be recognized by the courts, in the event a dispute or litigation arises.
Kupferman & Golden, Attorneys at Law, in Atlanta, offers a full range of post-divorce and post-judgment modification services for people in communities throughout Fulton County, Gwinnett County, Cobb County, DeKalb County and Forsyth County, Georgia.
Kupferman & Golden lawyers have decades of experience advising and representing clients in post-judgment actions such as:
- Child custody modifications, visitation rights enforcement
- Child support modifications and enforcement
- Appeals of marital property judgments, alimony and child custody awards
- Custodial parent relocations
Learn more about appeals at the Appeals Case Examples page.
What Is Contempt of Court?
A party may be held in contempt of court if he/she refuses to abide by the provisions of a divorce or domestic relations order. In most cases, the injured party must bring a contempt action against the offending party. If you have been accused of contempt of your judgment, or are seeking an action against another party for contempt, talk to an attorney at Kupferman & Golden.
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From offices in Atlanta, Kupferman & Golden, Attorneys at Law, advises and represents clients in communities throughout Fulton County, Gwinnett County, Cobb County, DeKalb County, and Forsyth County, Georgia. Contact their offices to arrange a free consultation with one of the firm's experienced Atlanta post-judgment attorneys today.
