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Mr. Knowitall
Not that it makes a tremendous amount of difference, as either way there's no basis for a court to issue an emergency order to address an issue that's existed for over a year, but you're giving two different dates a year apart.
Which is to say, "You're doing it wrong". We don't know what you filed, we don't know why your motions failed. You would have to share that information with us. But if you've filed three motions over the course of a year and been shot down each time, it's safe to say you are well-past the point when you should have hired a lawyer to represent you.
Without knowing what has gone on in court - your three motions, and anything else that's relevant - we're not in a position to suggest a course of action. Consult a local family lawyer with the details.
Okay, that's motion number one. And it was rejected because... you had never actually modified the order, and thus it was not enforceable? And then you filed motions #2 and #3 seeking what relief, on what basis, with what outcome?
You were there, we weren't, so the thing to do would be for you to tell us what the court ordered rather than asking us to guess. That said, I've already given my best guess based upon the very small amount of information you've shared.