Medlin v. Medlin

WHICHARD, Judge.

Plaintiff contends the findings are insufficient to show willful failure to comply, and that the court thus erred in holding him in contempt. He argues that they do not show that he “is able to comply ... or ... to take reasonable measures that would enable him to comply,” G.S. 5A-21(a)(3), and that they thus do not support the order.

As noted, the court found that plaintiff was the sole proprietor of a business; had grossed approximately $3,000, or $600 per month, during the first five months of 1982; had listed the business for sale for $35,000; and owned three motor…