Order To Show Cause Child Support {DC-6-5-21}

DC 6:5.21 - ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE (ENFORCEMENT). This form is used by the Nebraska District Court to compel a party in a civil domestic relations case—such as divorce or child support—to appear in court and explain why they should not be held in contempt for failing to comply with a previous court order. It is typically issued after one party submits an affidavit and application alleging that the other party has violated the court’s order. The violations may include failure to pay child support, health care or childcare expenses, alimony, or failure to comply with visitation or property settlement terms. Once the court reviews the request and finds it appropriate, it issues this order requiring the accused party to appear before a judge on a specified date and time to respond to the allegations. The order also warns that failure to appear for the hearing may result in the issuance of an arrest warrant. www.FormsWorkflow.com