Custody Order Violation Steps

Summary

If your ex-boyfriend has not adhered to the custody order by failing to inform you about your sons overnight stay, it is important to document all instances of non-compliance. Communicate your concerns with your ex-boyfriend in writing. If the issue persists, consider filing a motion for contempt in your local family court in Pennsylvania. This legal action can help enforce the custody order and ensure compliance. Consulting with a family law attorney in Pennsylvania can provide you with personalized guidance on how to proceed.

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Makenna
Hi Makenna! How can I assist you with your legal issue today? If you could provide more details about your situation, that would be great.
My ex-boyfriend and I have court ordered custody of our 7 year old son. I am primary custodian. The custody order, says that he will share his work schedule with me, allow a phone call with my son during the visitation, and he will keep me informed if the child stays all night with someone other than him. Recently he sent my son to stay at his aunt’s house. However, my son ended up staying across the road at his grandmother’s house with a different uncle he often does not
It looks like your ex-boyfriend may have violated the custody order by not keeping you informed about your son's overnight stay.
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Pennsylvania
It sounds like your ex-boyfriend may have violated the custody order. Here are some steps you can consider:
- Document all instances of non-compliance with the custody order.
- Communicate your concerns with your ex-boyfriend in writing.
- Consider filing a motion for contempt in your family court.
Would you like more details on how to proceed with filing a motion for contempt?