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*Section | *Section 282 of the ''[http://canlii.ca/t/7vf2 Criminal Code]'' makes interference with a parent's right to custody under a court order a criminal offence. You could complain to the police. | ||
*You could apply in the Supreme Court for an order that the person who is breaching the order be found in contempt of court. | *You could apply in the Supreme Court for an order that the person who is breaching the order be found in contempt of court. | ||
