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An obligor is $6,000 behind on support. The court considers civil contempt and a purge condition requiring payment of $2,500 within 30 days.
What must the court generally consider before imposing a coercive civil-contempt sanction?

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Civil contempt is available only if the missed support payments were criminally charged. The court must jail the obligor for every missed payment, regardless of ability to pay. A coercive civil-contempt sanction generally requires proof that the obligor has the present ability to comply with the purge condition. The obligor's present ability to pay is irrelevant if the order was valid when entered.

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