Unfortuantely it is unclear to me from which stats this question originates.  But certain states do indeed have a statute of limitations for the filing of an Order to Show Cause (or OSC, which is an an expedited type of motion) for contempt.  For example, in California for child and spousal support, an OSC re Contempt must be filed within three years of the alleged violation. For all other orders, an OSC re Contempt must be filed within two years of the alleged violation.  I think that you need to go and seek legal help here from ana ttorney who can figure out the exact tme line and if there is any loop hole here.  Maybe his continued refinancing could be seen as extending (tolling) the statute of limitations on contempt or on a breach of the contract between you.   But you need to do this quickly.  Good luck.