My question involves a child custody case from the State of Hawaii.

Two minor children, Mother has physical custody, in Hawaii, I am military in North Carolina.

October 2015, I filed to get an order with visitation plan timesharing etc.
March 2016, Mother informs me she plans to travel with the kids all summer break through July 25.
April 2016, Mother files a motion which ends up scheduled for June 1.
April 27 hearing, my October motion is finally heard, Mother says that she already bought summer tickets, offers all kinds of future school breaks instead, and the court orders that:
- June 1 hearing shall be continued until the last week of July.
- Mother's trip is allowed, outside the US with the kids.
- Mother shall send in writing her proposed visit plan for future visits, no later than May 4.
- Father's request for a visitation plan is continued until the next hearing (i.e., last week of July)
- Father shall have kids, in Hawaii, the last week of Summer Break, beginning July 25.

After the hearing:
- Mother did not provide proposed visit plan until May 6; when it arrived it was inconsistent with what she promised in court.
- Mother informed me she will have the kids out of the country until late on July 26 and cannot change the tickets.

Since she has violated the order and apparently plans to disregard the visitation date? I would like the Court to do something quickly, rather than at a slow weeks-long pace. If she takes the kids outside of the US I will have great difficulty to enforce the visitation order. As we are currently scheduled to meet in Court June 1, I think that's ideal, and the continuation should not happen. What is the proper way to ask the Court to do this?