Motion for Enforcement of Child Support

A Motion for Enforcement of Child Support is a legal document filed by the custodial parent requesting the court to enforce an existing child support order against the non-custodial parent who has failed to make required payments. The motion typically includes information about the amount of support owed and the efforts made to collect the support, and may request the court to hold the non-custodial parent in contempt or to impose other penalties or remedies. The purpose of the motion is to compel compliance with the child support order and to ensure that the child(ren) receive the financial support to which they are entitled.