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Colorado Springs Colorado Motion to Cite Plaintiff for Contempt of Temporary Judgment Requiring One-Half Mortgage Payment - Domestic Relations

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What are the potential consequences of being found in contempt?

If found in contempt, a person could face fines, enforced payment, or even changes to custody arrangements, like being grounded for skipping chores.

How does the court decide if someone is in contempt?

The court looks for proof that the person didn’t follow the order. It’s like checking to see if your friend really forgot to pick up the dessert they promised.

Can I get in trouble for being late with my mortgage payment?

Yes, being late can lead to penalties and extra fees. It’s like hitting snooze on your alarm—sometimes you regret it later when you’re rushing.

What should I do if my ex isn’t paying their half of the mortgage?

If your ex isn’t paying their half, it’s a good idea to keep records and consider talking to a lawyer about filing a motion for contempt, just like keeping receipts for a refund request.

How does a motion to cite someone for contempt work?

A motion to cite someone for contempt is like sending a reminder to a friend who keeps forgetting your plans. You ask the court to step in when someone isn’t following the rules.