The custodial parent ordered contempt and enforcement on me because we stopped sleeping together and he was going to keep my child from me and not work with me when he was giving me extra time. Now he has changed his mine so I kept my child for longer than allowed and he has kept her from me afterwards but he has asked to see the judge regarding the issue.
You are both bound by the Court's order. As my father used to say, "two wrongs don't make a right." This is a child you are dealing with...not a piece of property and it is time for both parents to treat her as such. My suggestion is that you have this conversation with him. However, if that still doesn't work, then you can try to have your local police assist you, but most likely they will refer you back to the family court. FIle the motion for contempt against the father as well. I would suspect that the judge may give you a similar response as to what I said above, but you have to listen to the judge or either of you could face more grave consequences.
Cindy Vova
The Law Office of Cindy S. Vova, P.A.
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