Although your question is vague the answer is yes. For some examples: the court can issue an order against you, force you to take a paternity test, take you into custody and arrest you, all depending on the circumstances. If you have been ordered to appear in court and you fail to show up, the court can issue a warrant for your arrest or issue a default judgment against you.
You can't do anything about it or have no business doing anything about it.
No, there isn't.
Court reporters are responsible for creating word for word transcripts of anything spoken in a court room.
It can be anything. It depends on the court and the context of the case. Retrial
Court reporters are responsible for creating word for word transcripts of anything spoken in a court room.
Yes.
With what?
It does not cost anything to file contempt charges at the court house. It will cost you if you have an attorney to file the charges for you.
Then you report her to the court that issued the order. They can not do anything unless they know she broke it.
Don't say anything. That simple.
For it to mean anything it does.
Anything really that you could think of. Literally anything. As long as it wasn't poisonous, it would be eaten by Henry the VIII and his court.