Ponca Tribe of Nebraska Tribal Code

PTN Code § 4-4-2
Section 4-4-2. Custody and Visitation Rights Enforceable by Contempt Proceedings

After notice and hearing, any decree or order of the Court relating to custody of or visitation with a child may be enforced by contempt.

Ponca Tribe of Nebraska Code § 4-4-2, PTN Code § 4-4-2

PTN Code § 4-4-3
Section 4-4-3. Written Requests for Order to Show Cause for Violation of Visitation or Custody Decree; Hearing Date

Any party granted visitation or custody rights to a child by a Court decree may request the Court to enter an order to show cause why the other party should not be held in contempt of court for violation of the decree relating to visitation or custody of the child. Upon receipt of a written request for an order to show cause, the Court may issue such an order and forthwith schedule a hearing date not less than thirty (30) days in the future. No particular formality may be required of the moving party in making a written request for an order to show cause.

Ponca Tribe of Nebraska Code § 4-4-3, PTN Code § 4-4-3

PTN Code § 4-4-4
Section 4-4-4. Affirmative Defense by Contemnor

An alleged contemnor may plead and prove that the movant voluntarily relinquished the actual care, control, and possession of the child for the time encompassed by the court-ordered periods of possession. Such relinquishment is an affirmative defense in whole or part to the order to show cause.

Ponca Tribe of Nebraska Code § 4-4-4, PTN Code § 4-4-4