The respondent father brought a motion for contempt against the applicant mother, alleging she failed to facilitate parenting time as required by a recent consent final parenting order.
The court found the mother in contempt for two of the three missed visits, rejecting her argument that her sole decision-making authority allowed her to cancel visits based on the child's expressed anxiety.
The court declined to order further remedies beyond a declaration of contempt and a partial costs award of $2,000, emphasizing the need to end the cycle of constant litigation.
