Legal Question in Family Law in Texas
Motion to Enforce
My ex was ordered to provide a Deed of Trust and Lien
on a piece of property as security for payment to me in
the divorce settlement (Decree signed 6-2001). He has
NOT complied with any orders. My atty. says she must
have these documents BEFORE she can provide a Writ
of Execution and/or Motion to Enforce. If my ex's atty., a
good friend of my atty., advises my ex NOT to sign these
papers, what other options do I have?
2 Answers from Attorneys
Re: Motion to Enforce
I cannot discuss your case with you when you are represented by counsel. If you have an attorney who cannot solve this situation in nearly a year, you might consider firing your attorney, and finding another attorney who has the solution.
Re: Motion to Enforce
It's simple. If he was ordered to do it, and does not, you move to hold him in contempt of the order. And ask for attorney fees for the hassle.
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