You arranged your weekend to be with your child, only to find out the other parent didn't follow the court-ordered visitation schedule. Perhaps they failed to show up, kept your child beyond the agreed time.
If this sounds familiar, many Texas parents face similar challenges. Failure to comply with custody orders can create emotional strain and uncertainty.
Fortunately for parents, the Texas family court system allows enforcement measures when a parent refuses to comply with a valid child custody order.
What Is a Child Custody Order?
A court-ordered child custody arrangement is a legally enforceable court order that defines here each parent's rights and responsibilities regarding their child.