Yes, in Texas, violating a custody order can result in legal consequences, potentially including arrest. Custody orders are legally binding agreements issued by a court and are enforceable by law. If you violate the terms of a custody order, such as denying visitation to the other parent without proper justification or failing to comply with other specified arrangements, the other parent can take legal action against you.
The consequences for violating a custody order can vary depending on the circumstances and the severity of the violation. In some cases, a court may issue a warning or order you to comply with the terms of the custody order. However, if the violation is significant or repeated, a court may hold you in contempt of court, which can result in fines, loss of custody or visitation rights, or even arrest.
It's essential to understand and comply with the terms of your custody order to avoid legal trouble and to ensure that your child's best interests are prioritized. If you have concerns about your custody arrangement or need to modify it for any reason, it's advisable to seek legal guidance from a family law attorney.