Voilating custody order

North Carolina Divorce Law Divorce and Separation Answers
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If the order is being violated, then you’ll have to take it to the court, I believe.

Is the tardiness extreme?? Or is it a few minutes or and hour at most? If it’s not extreme, I would allow some latitude and not make a huge deal about it unless you have already planned something with the kids that required them to be home at a specified time. My ex habitually brought the kids home about 30 minutes past to ‘posted time’ and I just blew it off. No big deal as long they let me know they’re running late. I don’t think he did it intentionally.

2

usually the order needs to state that law enforcement can get involved to enforce order. If it happens habitually, keep a record of it, you would need to take it back to court.

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What do you do if you have the parent with visitation rights not returning the children at the time stated on the court order? When I called Law inforcement, I was told the court order have to state Law enforcement can get involved.