EPISODE · May 22, 2026 · 14 MIN
Enforcement and Contempt in South Carolina: What Happens When Court Orders Aren’t Followed
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Episode Summary: In this episode of *Off the Record*, family law paralegals Lisette Marin and Danielle Stubbs discuss the crucial steps and key documents required in handling contempt actions in family court. They emphasize the importance of gathering solid proof to support allegations of court order violations and offer valuable insights on preparing for contempt hearings. Key Timestamps: 00:00 – Introduction 01:30 – Gathering essential information for contempt actions 03:45 – Importance of specific proof in contempt cases 06:12 – Organizing crucial documentation for court proceedings 08:55 – Serving court documents and scheduling hearings 11:20 – Steps to take in case of additional court orders post-hearing About the Show: *Off the Record* is a legal podcast focused on providing valuable insights into various legal topics, featuring experts from the law offices of Rhett Burney. The show aims to educate listeners on navigating legal challenges effectively and understanding legal procedures.
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In this episode of *Off the Record*, family law paralegals Lisette Marin and Danielle Stubbs discuss the crucial steps and key documents required in handling contempt actions in family court. They emphasize the importance of gathering solid proof to support allegations of court order violations and offer valuable insights on preparing for contempt hearings.
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