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NowWhatVA
I'm in process of a messy separation, and during the separation had cause to press charges against my estranged husband for harassment.
When he was released, the judge issued a no contact order and instructed his mother to correspond with me in regards to visitation for our minor child. Well I have been working out the schedule with my MIL, and he has been violating it. It seems every week he picks up our daughter from school on a day he is not scheduled to do so.
In the mean time, my lawyer has filed the divorce paperwork, my ex has changed lawyers, asked for a continuance. We've been unable to come to a temporary settlement and now we're waiting to go to court for the judge to decide on the temporary custody.
Am I stuck having to put up with him not sticking to the agreed schedule, or does this count as a violation of his terms of release or a violation of his no contact order? Is there anything I can do to stop this other than wait for my court date with my divorce lawyer?
If it helps, I'm in VA.