Hello all,
Last October 2011 an award of $4000 for costs was made against the opposing party. He was instructed to pay $200 per month over a two year period which he began to do so immediately. However, as of March 2012 he decided that he was not going to pay it anymore.
FRO can not enforce because the Cost Order does not specifically order enforcement through FRO (although the Cost Order is directly related to Child Support).
Further context: We are heading back to Family Court over the next month for a Case Conference and then most likely a Motion Hearing.
My questions are: What can I do about this? Is the non-payment of the Cost Order - something that can be included in my affidavit? What impact (if any) could the deliberate non-payment of the Cost Order have on court proceedings?
Many thanks in advance,
Nadia
Last October 2011 an award of $4000 for costs was made against the opposing party. He was instructed to pay $200 per month over a two year period which he began to do so immediately. However, as of March 2012 he decided that he was not going to pay it anymore.
FRO can not enforce because the Cost Order does not specifically order enforcement through FRO (although the Cost Order is directly related to Child Support).
Further context: We are heading back to Family Court over the next month for a Case Conference and then most likely a Motion Hearing.
My questions are: What can I do about this? Is the non-payment of the Cost Order - something that can be included in my affidavit? What impact (if any) could the deliberate non-payment of the Cost Order have on court proceedings?
Many thanks in advance,
Nadia
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