If there is a current custody order that covers the 4th of July then whatever the order says goes unless you two agree to change it. The good news for you is that you know about this conflict early enough so that you can file a motion with your court and (in all likelihood) have it heard before the holiday. That may (or may not) work out in your favor; it is hard to answer questions like this without seeing the order. I will say that sometimes forcing the someone to defend their position is enough to resolve things.
Answered on Apr 30th, 2014 at 9:06 PM