You arranged your weekend to be with your child, only to discover the other parent didn't follow the court-ordered visitation schedule. Perhaps they refused check here to answer your calls, kept your child beyond the agreed time.
If this sounds familiar, you're not alone. Custody order violations often cause stress, confusion, and conflict.
Fortunately for parents, Texas law allows enforcement measures when custody orders are violated.
What Is a Child Custody Order?
A court-ordered child custody arrangement is a legally enforceable court order that defines each parent's rights and responsibilities regarding their child.