When agreements are broken, we help you take back control, with clarity, strategy, and a steady hand. When someone ignores a custody schedule, fails to pay child support, or refuses to transfer property after divorce, it’s not just frustrating, it’s a violation of a legal judgment.
At Justin Andersson, P.A., we help clients take meaningful, strategic action when the other party won’t follow the rules. Whether you need enforcement or you’re being wrongly accused, we provide steady legal support designed to get results without escalating drama.
Used when someone willfully refuses to follow a clear, lawful court order. The judge can impose:
Income Withholding
For unpaid child or spousal support, we can seek a wage garnishment or interception of tax refunds.
Writ of Possession or Replevin
To recover physical property wrongfully withheld.
Supplemental Judgments
To convert unpaid debts into liens or judgments, including interest accrual and court enforcement.
If you’re being accused of violating a court order, we can:
You can take action as soon as a violation occurs. The longer you wait, the harder it may be to prove a pattern.
Verbal or informal changes are not enforceable unless approved by the court.
Yes. Florida courts often grant compensatory timesharing when visitation is wrongfully denied.
Possibly. Florida courts can award attorney’s fees in enforcement actions — especially if the violation was willful.
From the coast to the Wiregrass line, we provide trusted legal representation in:
Whether you live in Panama City or commute in from across the Panhandle, we offer virtual consultations, flexible scheduling, and personalized legal support from a team that understands Northwest Florida values.
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