Pelaksanaan Perintah (Enforcement of Order): how it works

Enforcement of order means the steps a court takes so a decision that has already been made is actually followed, for example an unpaid maintenance order.

If the party ordered to comply does not, the party owed can apply for the court to enforce it, including through steps such as garnishing wages or property.^[1]

BSK can also help with enforcement for maintenance arrears, working alongside the court process rather than replacing it.

Keep a copy of the original order and a record of the non-compliance, because these documents are needed when applying for enforcement. Read maintenance arrears for the most common case needing this step.