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What Is A Motion For Enforcement In Texas?

The answers to the questions that are posed by our fans are my personal opinions on things. They do not create a relationship between you and me individually, nor do they create a relationship with Scroggins Law Group. So the next question we get is what is a motion for enforcement. So a motion for enforcement is the vehicle by which you are trying to force the other party to do something that they were ordered to do in a previous order. So an example would be if someone was ordered to pay child support, they haven’t paid child support, you would file a motion for enforcement by content and when I say by contempt, that means where there is the ability to throw the person in jail for non payment. Okay. So a motion for enforcement to review again, is simply trying to force someone to adhere to the terms of a previous order that had been put in place previously

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