This summary is not the rule. The rule text controls.
If someone isn't following a court order in a family law case, like refusing to pay child support or ignoring a custody arrangement, the other person can ask the court to hold them in contempt. This means asking the judge to make them follow the order or face penalties for breaking it.
The specific steps for filing and handling a contempt case in family law matters follow Idaho Rule of Civil Procedure 75. That rule lays out things like how to start the case, what needs to be proven, and what can happen if someone is found in contempt. Anyone dealing with a contempt situation in a family law case should look at Rule 75 for the full details on how the process works.
