Legal Question in Family Law in Pennsylvania

Generally you only have to comply with the court's order unless the judge modifies it.

Sure she can demand anything. However, in light of the court order you can not give in to her demands unless YOU want to. From the tone of your question I don't think you want to. So you can just say no.

{John}

The answer depends on how you define �custody agreement�. If your �custody agreement� is on file with the court and has been adopted as a Custody Order, neither party can deviate from the Order unless both parties agree. If your �custody agreement� is simply an oral or written agreement between you and it has not been filed and adopted by the court as an Order, then there is no remedy available to either party who violates the agreement. If your agreement is not on file and adopted by the court as an order, you should contact a lawyer immediately to preserve your rights.