An order was made for the respondent to pay within 60 days. This has now passed as the respondent believes they are above the law. What do I do now?
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Originally posted by arabian View PostIf you are not registered with FRO do so now.
The final order was made from real estate fee reimbursements. He got caught lying about the reimbursements (pocketed the full amount), given 60 days to pay the original July order of 50% split.
I am registered through FRO, but this order doesnt have anything to do with CS/SS? I would still send it?
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Originally posted by OrleansLawyer View PostSomeone cannot be found in contempt for failure to make a payment.
There are enforcement mechanisms when someone owes you money. Follow them. For example, having the sheriff compel the sale of their home.
Some of the stories around here make me wish that people could have their exes criminally charged with some sort of Fail to Comply offence.
Society would be much improved if people were held to their word.
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No wonder self-reps find the system so incomprehensible! If someone is court ordered to pay something, and they do not follow through, how is that not contempt?
Citation: CanLII - Family Law Rules, O Reg 114/99
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