Can a Child Be Held in Contempt of Court for Non-compliance with Child Custody and Parent-time Orders?
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A minor child of divorced parents need not be a party to the divorce action to be subject to the court’s contempt power. See Crank v. Utah Judicial Council, 20 P.3d 307, 314-315 (Supreme Court of Utah 2001) (accord Iota,…