Form 12 960 2015-2025

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The document provides instructions for using Florida Supreme Court Approved Family Law Form 12.960, which is a Motion for Civil Contempt/Enforcement. It outlines the process for filing a motion to enforce a prior court order or judgment when a party fails to comply. Key steps include completing the form, filing it with the circuit court, and serving it to the other party. The document also details requirements for electronic filing and service, as well as potential outcomes of the hearing, including sanctions for noncompliance.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by entering the case information at the top of the form, including the judicial circuit and county.
In section one, specify whether you are the petitioner or respondent and provide details about the final judgment or order that is being enforced.
In section two, clearly explain what the other party was ordered to do or not do as per the court's directive.
Section three requires you to describe how the other party has willfully failed to comply with this order. Be specific in your explanation.
In section four, select any relief you are requesting from the court, such as enforcing compliance or awarding monetary judgments.
Finally, ensure you sign and date the form before a notary public or deputy clerk. After completing, file it electronically with your local court clerk.

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What happens after you file a motion for contempt in Florida?

After your Motion for Civil Contempt/Enforcement in Florida has been filed, the court will schedule a hearing. At this hearing, the complaining party will present their evidence and make their argument regarding why they believe the other party has not met their obligation.

What is a motion to enforce child support in Florida?

In Florida, there are two main motions you can file to enforce child support: a Motion for Enforcement and a Motion for Contempt. A Motion for Enforcement compels the court to take steps to make your ex pay what they owe, such as garnishing their wages.

What happens when you file a motion for contempt in Florida?

File a Motion for Contempt or Enforcement It asks the court to hold the violating party in contempt, which may result in fines, wage garnishment, or even jail time for persistent violations. Motion for Enforcement: This motion requests the court to compel the violating party to comply with the terms of the court order.

What happens after a motion for contempt?

After you file the Motion for Contempt, you will be given a court date. At that court date, you can go to the Family Services office. They may have services that can help you and the other parent solve the problem without the need for a hearing in front of a judge.