If a person is disrupting court proceedings, the judge can usually issue a contempt order right then and there. Unless the judge did not witness it, there does not need to be another hearing.If a person is allegedly violating a court order, the injured party would file a contempt of court citation against that person. An example is a custodial parent filing a contempt of court citation against the non-custodial parent for failing to pay child support. The injured party can request either remedial and/or punitive contempt.Then the court will schedule a court hearing where both parties can present evidence on the matter. If the subject of the court order fails to appear at this hearing, the judge will probably issue a bench warrant for his/her arrest.