FAQ
If your co-parent consistently violates the court-approved parenting plan, you may file a motion for contempt of court. Document every violation, including dates, times, and any communication about the missed parenting time. Courts take plan violations seriously, and repeated non-compliance can result in modified custody arrangements or other legal consequences.
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