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If your ex takes your children in violation of a court order, the situation is incredibly serious and can be considered parental kidnapping. It's crucial to act immediately by contacting law enforcement and your attorney to ensure your child's safety and enforce the order.

• Violating a custody order by taking a child can be treated as parental kidnapping.
• Your first action should always be to call the police and inform them of the court order violation.
• Your lawyer can file an emergency motion with the court to order the immediate return of your child.
• Such a violation can be used as a basis to request a modification of the current custody arrangement.
• The police may issue an APB or even an Amber Alert in these situations.

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For additional information, watch these videos:
What to Expect if Your Ex Keeps Violating A Court Order - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUEvB3mbl28
How to Enforce a Custody Order if Your Ex Violates It - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5Lb-wJkap0

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