I strongly encourage you to immediately seek legal counsel in your local area. There are a number of complex laws at play in a scenario like this, and it is important to understand not only North Carolina law, but the local rules within your particular jurisdiction. View our blog for a brief discussion on denying visitation when involved in a child custody dispute in North Carolina. Typically, we would file for both permanent child custody and temporary custody in a situation like this. A court order would help draw lines and clarify the visitation schedules of each parent. Once an order is in place, a non-abiding party can be held in contempt for not following the order. Hope this helps.
Answered on Jan 16th, 2018 at 6:42 AM