What happens if a parent violates a custody agreement?

If a parent violates a custody agreement, various consequences can occur. The non-offending parent may file a contempt motion against the violating parent, which may result in fines, changes to the custody arrangement, and even jail time. The court may also change the custody arrangement to protect the best interests of the child. Additionally, violation of a custody agreement may damage the relationship between the child and offending parent, making it harder for the parent to obtain future visitation rights. Violating a custody agreement is a serious matter and can have significant consequences for both the parent and the child.

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