
The Code of Civil Procedure contains rules on the conduct of established contact with a child, which have changed significantly as a result of the amendment made in 2011. Despite this new regulation, in court practice there are numerous disputes arising from a situation where a person with custody of a child takes measures to prevent contact with the child by a person authorized to have contact with the child in the manner established by a court decision or settlement. Undoubtedly, this problem has also been noticed in the judicial practice of the Supreme Court. The purpose of this paper is to provide an in-depth analysis of this issue of great social and practical importance.