When visitation orders in Arizona custody cases are not being followed, the parent with visitation rights needs to take action. The first step would be to contact an experienced attorney who specializes in visitation rights and discuss their options. The attorney will be able to help them file papers in court and ask for help or enforcement of the visitation agreement. The court may decide to issue a warning to the non-compliant parent or require them to attend parenting classes or counseling. If necessary, the court can also modify an existing order or establish new guidelines for future visits. In more extreme cases, where a parent has frequently and repeatedly violated an existing visitation order, they may face contempt of court charges. This could result in fines and even jail time as punishment for their disregard of the court’s orders.