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When does it become contempt?

Started by NeverGiveUp, Feb 14, 2005, 09:50:13 AM

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NeverGiveUp

My ex is threatening, via email' to violate my court ordered visitation time.  Basically, she doesn't want to negotiate our current order,which doesn't allow for vacations' but has stated that she has already booked a vacation and intends to go.
1)When does this become contempt?
2)Are there any other charges that can me made or do I have to wait until the action takes place?

Thanks Soc

socrateaser

>My ex is threatening, via email' to violate my court ordered
>visitation time.  Basically, she doesn't want to negotiate our
>current order,which doesn't allow for vacations' but has
>stated that she has already booked a vacation and intends to
>go.
>1)When does this become contempt?

Contempt occurs when the defendant acts to violate the order. Just saying that she is going to violate the order is not enough.

>2)Are there any other charges that can me made or do I have to
>wait until the action takes place?

Wait.