How To Defend Yourself In Contempt Of Court Hearings

The chances of being involved in a court trial over alimony payments are not a question of "IF" but "WHEN". Unless you are substantially well off, there will come a time when your ability to keep paying alimony will lessen or stop altogether. After that, you will be held in contempt of court for falling behind in your payments. Then what will you do? If you can’t afford legal counsel, you are at the opposition’s mercy. With the information contained in the guidebook, you can change dynamics of your case from one of just defending yourself to that of going on the offense and holding your ground. Doing so can possibly save you a lot of money and keep you out of jail. This self-help guidebook was created specifically for the person who needs to face the family law court on a self-represented basis. With Florida used as an example, it is presented in plain, easy to understand language with practical and straightforward recommendations. This guidebook will take you from beginning to end, step-by-step through what you need to know in order to deal with most of the standard contempt proceedings and documents you will encounter. It covers such topics as: contempt defined and how it can affect you; the ways you can be held in contempt and what they can take from you; strategies to avoid contempt and going to jail; what type of documents you will encounter; tips and techniques of preparing documents for filing; what you will need to do to understand the legalese you will encounter; how to obtain the financial information of your ex-spouse; how to prepare for and conduct yourself for the court trial; arrest enforcement in other states....and much, much more.Even if you use a lawyer, you can to use this book to help you understand some of the behind the scenes procedures involved with contempt of court It will show you some of the tips and techniques that might be used to defend you in order to avoid your being incarcerated. Read more