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If a parent repeatedly violates court orders, your first step is crucial: document everything. You can then work with your lawyer to request enforcement, which can lead to serious consequences like contempt of court if the violations don't stop.

• The most important first step is to document every violation. • You must be able to show the court a log of specific dates and events. • After documenting, contact your lawyer to request enforcement from the court. • Courts are often reluctant to use contempt at first, preferring to order enforcement. • Repeatedly violating enforcement orders can lead to contempt, fines, jail time, or even custody modification.

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