I presume you are located in Missouri. If so, depending upon what is written in the parenting plan, what he can file is a Motion for Order to Show Cause why your wife should not be held in contempt of court for violation of the parenting plan. In it he could request all damages including the payment of his attorney's fees. First, read each part of the parenting plan. Somewhere in it, it should have a provision where the parties should work together to vary the terms slightly for the benefit of the. It's ed "deviation from the plan" or some similar language. This anticipates contingencies like this without having to resort to the courts for assistance. If there is something like this, take the risk! If he files a Motion, let him! There is a theory is the law which states that a person must do justice before he can ask for justice. Its ed the doctrine of "unclean Hands" so I doubt if a judge would "throw the book at you". If there is nothing in the parenting plan like this, then I would recommend that you not violate the plan at this time, but instead, go on the offensive! Make his life miserable! File your own Motion and Order to show cause why he isn't paying his support and file garnishments against any wages or bank accounts he has. File your own Motion to Modify so that his parenting time is either restricted or reduced comparable with the amount of time he now spends with her. Just remember, you can't make a douche exercise the valuable time to which he is entitled with his. Good Luck!

and she can't. There's nothing for her to do. I heard she made a friend in her "home" though and they like to gossip. Who doesn't like to gossip? But no, I'll be ready to go in just a few years, I think.