My son has been taken from me, and I'm in the process of getting him back.. however in the court orders it states that the parents cannot monitor the phone calls, and when I was talking to him (previously, he wouldn't allow his son to call me), My ex's wife had her daughter monintor the call to make sure that what was being said would be repeated back to her... can I call the police to say that this is in violation of a court order, they CANNOT monitor their son's phone calls with his mother.. what do I do? I also know for a fact that he's being beaten, so CPS has been notified already...

This is not a Police matter. File a complaint with the court

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Okay so I go through the courts instead, and then what? He hasn't allowed his son to call me several times now.. and his exwife is smug about it and is like we are ALLOWED to monitor his calls.. Ugh.. makes me sick..

If there is a court order to allow unmonitored calls you file contempt

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Thanks that's exactly what Iplan to do.. do I do it with the courts or the police station?

I answered that already

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It's a civil matter (not a criminal one) that goes through your family court.

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