Filing Contempt Order Guide

Hey ****! To file a contempt order in Tennessee on your own, you generally need to:
- Determine the specific reasons for contempt, such as violation of court orders.
- Gather evidence supporting your claim.
- Complete the necessary forms, which you can obtain from the local court.
- File the forms with the court where your case is being heard.
Do you know which court your case is in?

To proceed with filing a contempt order in juvenile court, you'll need to:
- Visit the juvenile court where your case is located to obtain the required forms.
- Ensure you have all evidence ready to support your claim.
- File the forms with the juvenile court clerk.
If you need additional help, you can contact the juvenile court for guidance on the specific forms and procedures.

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You can bring up the issue again with the court by filing a motion. If the judge didn’t address the violation, you might want to ensure it's clearly documented and presented in your motion. Have you considered contacting the court clerk for guidance on how to proceed with your motion?

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Yes, contacting the court clerk can be a helpful option. They can guide you on the specific forms and procedures needed to file your motion to address the contempt issue. They may also provide information on how to document the violation clearly. Would you like to know how to contact the juvenile court clerk?

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To contact the juvenile court clerk, you can visit their website or call the court directly for specific instructions on filing a motion. This is often the best way to ensure you have the correct forms and understand the procedure. If you need further assistance, feel free to reach out!

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Hey ****, it seems like you're navigating a complex legal situation. Contacting the juvenile court clerk is a great step forward. They can assist with the forms and procedures for your contempt motion. If you have any more questions or need further guidance, feel free to reach out!