Talk to the other parent about your concerns. Try to agree on steps you both can take to protect your child. This is a stressful time, but it is important to try to reach an agreement before deciding to go to court.
If you don’t think your child should go to the other parents’ house, but the other parent doesn’t agree, you have to get a court order. If you think it’s dangerous for your child to have parenting time with the other parent, you can file an emergency (ex parte) motion with the court. Read more about this in the Parenting Time (Visitation) and Parenting Plans fact sheet.