Attorney-Powered, AI-Accelerated

Enforce Your Divorce Decree.
Affordably. Intelligently.

When your ex-spouse ignores court orders, you deserve legal help that doesn't cost a fortune. Our attorneys use AI-powered document automation to prepare enforcement filings at flat-fee rates—the same quality, a fraction of the cost.

⚖ Utah State Bar Licensed 🛡 Division of Expert Tax Law
$499
Flat-fee starting price
48hr
Document turnaround
85%
Cost savings vs. traditional
100%
Attorney-reviewed filings

Your Ex Isn't Following the Court Order

You won the order. But winning doesn't mean compliance. Sound familiar?

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Not Paying Support

Child support or alimony payments that are late, short, or completely missing. Every missed payment affects your family's stability.

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Violating Custody Schedules

Your ex won't follow the parenting plan—withholding children, ignoring pickup times, or making unilateral changes.

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Ignoring Property Orders

Refusing to transfer assets, sell property, refinance the mortgage, or follow through on financial terms of your decree.


How We Deliver Attorney-Quality Work at a Fraction of the Cost

Traditional law firms spend hours manually drafting enforcement motions, and they bill you for every minute. We've built a different model: AI-powered document automation handles the heavy lifting, while our attorneys focus on the legal judgment and strategy that actually matters.

The result? You get the same quality filings—reviewed and approved by a licensed Utah attorney—at 70–85% less than traditional firms charge. Technology doesn't replace the attorney. It makes the attorney dramatically more efficient.

AI Document Automation

Our system generates court-compliant motions from your case details in minutes, not hours. Every document is then reviewed and refined by a licensed attorney.

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Intelligent Case Analysis

Our intake system identifies violation types, assesses case strength, and recommends the optimal enforcement strategy before your first consultation.

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Secure Client Portal

Track your case, upload documents, and communicate with your attorney through an encrypted online dashboard—available 24/7.

85% cost reduction
Average savings vs. traditional attorney hourly billing for enforcement filings
48hr turnaround
From engagement to completed, attorney-reviewed enforcement documents
100% attorney-reviewed
Every document is reviewed, refined, and approved by a licensed Utah attorney
$499 flat fee
Transparent pricing with no hidden fees. Know exactly what you'll pay.

How It Works

From first contact to court-ready documents in four simple steps.

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Free Assessment

Use our AI-powered tool or call us for a free evaluation of your enforcement case.

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Choose Your Plan

Select the service tier that fits—from document prep to full representation.

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AI + Attorney

Our AI drafts your filings, then our attorney reviews, refines, and approves every document.

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Get Results

File your documents and compel your ex-spouse to follow the court order.


Transparent, Flat-Fee Pricing

No hourly billing surprises. Know what you'll pay before you start.

Tier 1
Document Preparation
$499
Attorney-prepared enforcement filings delivered for self-filing.
  • 30-minute case consultation
  • Motion to Enforce Order
  • Supporting affidavit(s)
  • All required court forms
  • Court-specific filing instructions
  • 30-day email support
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Tier 3
Full Representation
$1,499+
Full attorney representation from filing through hearing.
  • Everything in Tier 2
  • Attorney at your hearing
  • Negotiation with opposing counsel
  • Post-hearing order review
  • 90-day compliance follow-up
  • 1 additional hearing included
Get Started

Court filing fees are separate and vary by county. We provide exact amounts during consultation.


Free Case Assessment

Answer a few questions for a preliminary evaluation—no cost, no obligation.

What type of violation are you experiencing?

Select the primary issue you need to enforce.

Do you have your divorce decree?

The decree specifies the terms your ex must follow.

How long has the violation been going on?

This helps assess scope and urgency.

Have you tried to resolve this before?

Previous attempts can be relevant to your case.

Where was your divorce finalized?

We need the county for the correct court filings.


Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about divorce decree enforcement in Utah.

What is a Motion to Enforce Order?

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A Motion to Enforce Order is a legal filing that asks the court to compel your ex-spouse to comply with the terms of your divorce decree. Prior to May 2021, this was known as an "Order to Show Cause." If the court finds your ex knowingly and intentionally violated the order while having the ability to comply, they can be held in contempt—which may result in fines, jail time, or other remedies.

What can happen if my ex is found in contempt?

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Under Utah law, a person found in contempt can face fines of up to $1,000 and up to 30 days in jail. The court can also order compliance with the original decree, payment of your attorney fees, and other appropriate remedies. The goal is to compel compliance, not just punish.

How is this different from hiring a regular attorney?

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Traditional attorneys bill hourly ($200–$350/hr), and a typical enforcement case can run $2,000–$5,000+. We use AI-powered document automation to handle the time-intensive drafting work, allowing our attorneys to focus on legal strategy and review. This lets us offer flat-fee pricing starting at $499—same quality filings, dramatically lower cost. Every document is still reviewed and approved by a licensed Utah attorney.

Do I really need an attorney for enforcement?

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You can file enforcement motions on your own (pro se). However, enforcement motions have specific legal requirements—you must demonstrate that the other party knew about the order, had the ability to comply, and intentionally failed to do so. Attorney-prepared motions are more likely to meet these requirements correctly, saving you time and increasing your chances of success.

How long does the enforcement process take?

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We prepare your documents within 48 hours of engagement. After filing, courts typically schedule a hearing within 4–8 weeks depending on the county. Total timeline from engagement to hearing is usually 6–10 weeks. Some cases resolve before the hearing when the opposing party realizes enforcement is being pursued.

Can I recover my attorney fees?

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In many cases, yes. Utah law allows the court to order the non-compliant party to pay your reasonable attorney fees incurred in enforcement. While not guaranteed, it's common in cases where the court finds a willful violation.

What about using ORS for child support?

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Utah's Office of Recovery Services (ORS) can help with child support and alimony enforcement for free. However, ORS is limited to financial support orders only (they can't help with custody, property, or other violations), and the process can be slow. Many people use our services for faster results or for non-support enforcement that ORS doesn't cover.

What if my ex lives outside Utah?

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If your divorce was finalized in Utah, the Utah court retains jurisdiction to enforce its orders even if your ex has moved. The process may be slightly more complex for service, but enforcement is still possible. We'll assess the specifics during your consultation.

Start Your Free Consultation

Tell us about your situation. We'll get back to you within one business day.

Ready to Enforce Your Decree?

You already won the court order. Now let us help you make it count. Fill out the form or contact us directly—there's no obligation and the initial consultation is free.

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Phone
(801) 555-0199
Email
info@utahdecreeenforcers.com
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Service Area
All Utah counties

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