JU 05.0920 - Order on Hearing regarding Contempt - Washington-2026

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If the court finds contempt for not following a decree, then it can order the individual to pay the support, it can order the individual to pay the other partys attorneys fees and other fines, and it can also order incarceration.
Contempt means failure to follow a court order. If the court finds someone in contempt, the court will usually give that person a new chance to start following the order. If the person does not start following the order, the court can make the person pay a fine or even go to jail.
They are: (1) misbehavior of a person; (2) in or near to the presence of the court; (3) which obstructs the administration of justice; and (4) which is committed with the required degree of criminal intent.
If the other parent doesnt obey a court order, you can file a form with the court called a Motion for Contempt. This motion asks the court to hold a hearing where the other parent will have to explain why they arent following the court order(s).
Motions to Enforce: These are filed when a spouse fails to fulfill obligations outlined in the divorce decree, such as paying debts or distributing assets. They serve as reminders of legal duties and are not punitive in nature.

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(5) If the defendant is found guilty of contempt of court under this section, the court may impose for each separate contempt of court a fine of not more than five thousand dollars or imprisonment for up to three hundred sixty-four days, or both.
Contempt of court is a legal concept empowering courts to address threats to the orderly conduct and integrity of judicial proceedings in the form of disrespectful or disruptive behavior and disobedience to court orders.
Contempt is the power of the court to protect its own majesty and respect. This power is inherent and the power is recognised in the constitution of the high court and the Supreme Court. The power is regulated but not restricted in the Contempt of Courts Act 1971.

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