Protect Your Rights • Enforcement and Contempt Attorney
After a divorce is finalized, you may find it necessary to enforce the terms of your original support or custody order. At Giunta & House, P.A., we offer professional, aggressive and experienced representation to protect the rights of our clients who need the terms of a child support or spousal support order to be enforced.
Legal representation is about successful outcomes. Call 954.928.0100 or contact Giunta & House, P.A. by e-mail to schedule an initial consultation with an experienced enforcement and contempt attorney in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
Experienced, reliable advocacy you can trust to get results
Our family lawyer, Stuart House, focuses on providing solutions to individuals and families facing the additional stresses of another party’s failure to comply with a court order. We provide comprehensive solutions, taking into consideration your immediate and future needs and aggressively working towards successful results in enforcement and contempt cases involving child support orders, visitation rights, alimony, and spousal support payments.
Stuart House has handled literally thousands of child support and alimony enforcement cases, having formerly been a Support Enforcement prosecutor for the State of Florida, and has the skills and experience to aggressively pursue your case to get the results you and your family deserve.
What are my options if child support goes unpaid?
Many custodial parents want to take the law into their own hands when child support goes unpaid. Unfortunately, even if you are not receiving child support, you cannot withhold visitation. Similarly, just because a custodial parent is not granting visitation, you may not withhold child support. If you are being denied your rightful payments or visitation time, it is important to contact an attorney who can help you assert your rights and seek court ordered enforcement.
What happens if I do not pay child support?
Failing to make child support payments is a matter courts take very seriously. In addition to being held in contempt of a court order, the court may order incarceration to secure compliance. If you are unable to make child support payments, it is important to consult with an attorney who can help you obtain a post-judgment modification to reduce your liability or make your payments manageable again.
Contact Giunta & House, P.A. for an initial consultation with an experienced Fort Lauderdale, Broward County, Florida enforcement and contempt lawyer • Convenient location, easily accessible, free parking • Evenings and weekend appointments by special arrangement • Credit cards accepted
Attorney Stuart House has focused his practice on family law for over 17 years and has remained committed to practicing specifically in the area of family law and divorce. He is a skilled, aggressive and experienced advocate who focuses on devising strategies and solutions tailored to the needs of our clients in cases involving divorce, child custody and visitation, paternity, and child kidnapping cases. 
