Legal Question in Family Law in Virginia

My ex-husband was ordered to transfer assets no later than 30 days after divorce decree. At 50 days, he was prompted by a contempt motion and filled out the paperwork, which was denied 7 weeks later (Thrift Savings Plan). Now he says he was in compliance because he tried and is not doing any more (that I would have to pay for a new, correct court order for the transfer). What sort of fees, fines or damages could I claim with a contempt motion?


Asked on 2/02/11, 3:31 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
Michael Hendrickson Law Office Michael E. Hendrickson

Whatever damages you may claim to have reasonably incurred directly related to his failure to comply (including the cost of the new correct court order for the transfer).

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Answered on 2/02/11, 8:04 am


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