Q: Father has custody moved out of state without permission and cut all contact I have visitation order . What do I do ?
What can he be charged with how do I find a lawyer legal aid ?
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A: You may be able to file for contempt of court for violating the visitation order. Additionally, moving out of state without permission could be grounds for a custody modification. You can find a lawyer through local bar associations, and there are also legal aid organizations that may be able to assist.
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