Who fills out this form?

The judge signs this form to issue the order. It records what happened at a hearing.

What happens if the judge uses this form?

The judge can order makeup visits, find someone in contempt, or set other penalties if a parent did not follow the visitation order.

FM-AV-106 Order on Motion for Enforcement of Visitation OrderLegal-aid form

Order on Motion for Enforcement of Visitation Order

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This form is used by a judge to write an official order when a parent has asked the court to enforce a visitation order. The judge can use this form to order makeup visits, find someone in contempt of court, or set other penalties if visitation rules were broken.

The court describes it as: The judge signs this form to order makeup visitation, contempt, or other penalties if a parent has not allowed child visitation.

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This form is used after a hearing where one parent asks the judge to make sure a visitation order is being followed.

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Who fills out this form?: The judge signs this form to issue the order. It records what happened at a hearing.
What happens if the judge uses this form?: The judge can order makeup visits, find someone in contempt, or set other penalties if a parent did not follow the visitation order.

Revision history

No changes recorded since we started tracking this form on October 9, 2026.

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