Short answer: it is never good to unilaterally "withhold visitaiton" (i.e., defy a court order) absent a true emergency, since very bad things can happen to you in further court proceedings. It is unclear why things are the way they are, whether you have consulted with counsel, why the judge wants visitation to go forward under these circumstances, and exactly what the last order provides. Absent that information, any precise response is impossible. You really need to consult with a family law specialist who can advise you of all possibilities, courses of action, and their cost, risk, and benefits. Meantime, information about the rules governing custody and visitation disputes can be reviewed here.
Answered on Apr 26th, 2017 at 5:46 PM