Motion for Contempt
David Gitman’s filed motion alleging violations of the July 2024 Consent Order on Temporary Child Custody and requesting contempt findings, attorney’s fees, and other relief.
What the motion alleges
The motion cites provisions of the temporary custody order involving major decisions, the alternating-week schedule, travel information, fostering the child’s relationship with the other parent, and overnight right of first refusal. It alleges noncompliance in several areas, including:
- Overnight care and the right-of-first-refusal provision.
- Adherence to the alternating-week physical custody schedule.
- Spring break and vacation scheduling.
- Sharing information about the child, medical appointments, mental health, school absences, and travel.
These points summarize the filing’s assertions. They are not independent conclusions about whether a violation occurred.
Relief requested
The motion asks the court to find civil and/or criminal contempt, award attorney’s fees associated with the filing, and grant other appropriate relief. The combined PDF also includes the July 2024 custody order as an exhibit.
Source document
This page is a plain-language overview, not a substitute for the complete filing. The PDF is the source document and controls if this summary differs from it.
View the complete contempt motion (PDF)Underlying order
The motion seeks enforcement of provisions in the Consent Order on Temporary Child Custody entered in July 2024.
Read the temporary custody order summary