Petition For Contempt (Family Court)

PETITION FOR CONTEMPT. This is a set of forms and notices related to a case in the Court of Common Pleas of Lackawanna County, Family Division. Here's a breakdown of each component: 1. Notice: This is a notice informing the parties involved in the case that they have an interest in court proceedings. It advises them of the importance of appearing at scheduled hearings and recommends obtaining legal advice. It also provides contact information for legal assistance through North Penn Legal Services, Inc. 2. Order: This is an order issued by the court in response to a petition for contempt. It grants a rule on the respondent to show cause why the attached petition should not be enforced. It specifies the date and time for the rule to be returnable and for a hearing to be held, along with other relevant details. 3. Petition for Contempt: This is a formal document filed by the petitioner(s) outlining the reasons for seeking contempt charges against the respondent(s). It typically includes numbered paragraphs stating the facts and circumstances leading to the contempt allegation and concludes with a request for specific relief from the court. 4. Verification: This is a statement by the petitioner affirming that the facts presented in the petition for contempt are true and correct to the best of their knowledge, information, and belief. It also acknowledges the legal consequences of making false statements. www.FormsWorkflow.com