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Under the ''Family Law Act'''s extraordinary enforcement provisions, when things have gotten really bad the court may enforce orders for parenting time and contact by: | Under the ''Family Law Act'''s extraordinary enforcement provisions, when things have gotten really bad the court may enforce orders for parenting time and contact by: | ||
#jailing the person for up to 30 days | #jailing the person for up to 30 days, | ||
#requiring the police to take the child to the person who is entitled to parenting time and contact | #requiring the police to take the child to the person who is entitled to parenting time and contact, or | ||
#when a person with contact refuses to return the child, requiring the police to return the child to the child's guardian. | #when a person with contact refuses to return the child, requiring the police to return the child to the child's guardian. | ||
