What is the remedy when ex-spouse refuses to send child for Spring Break?

Filing and personal service of a motion for an order to show cause (for contempt) is the normal remedy for a party who willfully disobeys a court order. After the other side receives notice and has an opportunity to file their written response, at the hearing the judge will decide whether: a) the order was violated; b) whether the party had the ability to obey it; and c) whether the violation was for a good cause. The parent who was wrongfully denied his residential time can ask for a judgment against the offender for his legal fees, the damages (including what he lost for the paid airline ticket), and for makeup time. He might also ask for a finding that she failed to comply with the residential time provisions in the court-ordered parenting plan (see implications in RCW 26.09.260(2)(d)), or separately seek a criminal finding of custodial interference (see RCW 9A.40.070(2)).

What was the reason why the Court Ordered what it Ordered in 2009? Did Petitioner file some kind of motion requesting that information? What happened with 2010 visitation? Did this issue not come up at all last year? Jack Berner