Summary
If your ex hasnt paid the agreed half of the retirement account from your divorce settlement in Oklahoma, you can take legal action to enforce the court order. Steps include filing a contempt of court motion, seeking modification if circumstances have changed, and contacting a family law attorney for assistance. To file a contempt motion, obtain and complete the necessary forms, file the motion at the courthouse, and serve notice to your ex. Collect evidence such as the divorce decree and retirement account statements, and use a certified process server or sheriffs office to serve the notice.Full Conversation
Ex hasnt paid half of retirement account agreed on in divorce
Thank you for sharing, Jamie. To provide the most relevant information, could you please let me know which state you are located in? This will help me provide guidance specific to your jurisdiction.
Oklahoma
Thank you for sharing, Jamie. In Oklahoma, if your ex hasn't paid the agreed half of the retirement account from your divorce settlement, you can take legal action to enforce the court order. Here are steps you might consider:
- **File a Contempt of Court Motion**: This is for non-compliance with a court order.
- **Seek Modification**: If circumstances have changed, you might request a modification of the order.
- **Contact a Family Law Attorney**: They can help with enforcement actions.
Would you like information on how to file a contempt motion, or details for the nearest family court?
Oklahoma County Courthouse
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * Robert S. Kerr Avenue, Oklahoma City, OK *
Website: www.oklahomacounty.org Yes
Oklahoma County Courthouse
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * Robert S. Kerr Avenue, Oklahoma City, OK *
Website: www.oklahomacounty.org To file a contempt motion in Oklahoma:
- **Obtain the Forms**: Visit the courthouse or its website to get the necessary forms.
- **Complete the Forms**: Provide detailed information about the non-payment.
- **File the Motion**: Submit the completed forms to the courthouse.
- **Serve Notice**: Ensure your ex receives a copy of the motion.
Would you like more specific guidance on completing the forms or information on court procedures?
Yes
To help you complete the forms and understand court procedures for filing a contempt motion in Oklahoma:
- **Obtain the Forms**: Visit the Oklahoma County Courthouse or their website to get the necessary forms.
- **Complete the Forms**: Include details about the non-payment and any supporting documentation.
- **File the Motion**: Submit the completed forms to the courthouse.
- **Serve Notice**: Ensure your ex receives a copy of the motion via an official process server or sheriff's office.
Would you like more specific guidance on completing the forms, or details on how to serve the notice?
Yes
To provide more specific guidance on completing the forms and serving the notice:
- **Completing the Forms**: Include information about the divorce decree, the specific retirement account, and evidence of non-payment.
- **Serving the Notice**: Use a process server or the sheriff's office to ensure your ex receives the motion.
Would you like detailed steps on gathering evidence or selecting a process server?
Yes
To gather evidence and select a process server:
- **Gathering Evidence**: Collect documents such as the divorce decree, retirement account statements, and any communication with your ex about the payment.
- **Selecting a Process Server**: Contact a certified process server or the sheriff's office in your county.
Would you like information on certified process servers in Oklahoma County or more on gathering specific types of evidence?
Ex hadnt paid half of retirement account from divorce
I understand. To provide more specific guidance, could you please let me know the state or country where the divorce took place? This will help me give you the relevant information regarding enforcement of divorce decrees.
Oklahoma
In Oklahoma, enforcement of divorce decrees, including retirement account division, can be pursued through the court system. Here are key points:
- File a contempt motion in the court where the divorce was finalized.
- The court may compel compliance or impose penalties.
Would you need the contact details of the nearest court?