I have sole physical custody of my 2 year old daughter in a pending divorce - 
filed Aug 05.  I am her primary caretaker and she has never spent a night away 
from my home.  Her father has parenting-times in our one temporary order.  
Based on advice from my original atty, I have been driving one-way for her 
parenting-time visits since they initiated in Aug. We have just completed our 
final 'hurdle' prior to our pre-trial.  (Her father wants joint custody.) I 
note here the divorce is contentious. The custody evaluation has been completed 
and the report read. This evaluation was done by the county - an officer of the 
Court.  Her recommendation was sole legal and physical custody be given to me 
and that the father do all the driving.  Based on this, my attorney told me on 
Friday to stop driving one-way and to notify him that I would no longer be 
driving. I did so via e-mail.  (The temp order makes no reference to driving.)

Today he came to pick my daughter up for her visitation.  I reminded him that 
he would would be responsible for bringing her home.  He said he would not, I 
had to pick her up. I again reminded him there were no Court orders in place 
for me to drive and his parenting-time ended at 6:00 p.m. pursuant to Court 
Order. He told me he'd have her ready for me to pick up. I let him know that 
there would be a contempt citation filed if he did not return her. He took my 
daughter and left.

Question:  If there is one order that gives him parenting time visitation from 
9:00 a to 6:00 p, and he does not bring her home, with no orders in place for 
driving, where does that leave me, legally?  (I will not leave her overnight.)

Thank-you.
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