Q: DUI, had court ordered therapy, therapist wont provide proof until insurance pays. Is this contempt?
I had a DUI a little more than 10 months ago. Court is asking for proof of complition, although therapist wont until my insurance claim goes through. The court is thretening a bench warrant if not provided within a day or two. Is this considered contempt?
A: Contempt on whom? Your question is not clear. Call your attorney to assist you.
A: It is not contempt. It is market economics. You could get a court order, but I am guessing the court ordered you to pay for the evaluation. Just find a way to pay.
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