You have two real choices here, you can disable constraints on the table. This usually not a great idea as you can end up with a bad data condition if you’re messing with data that relates to other tables, but not know the full extent of your schema and it may suit your purposes:
ALTER TABLE [tablename] NOCHECK CONSTRAINT [FK_idconstraint]
Remember to turn the constraint back on after the delete with
ALTER TABLE [tablename] WITH CHECK CHECK CONSTRAINT [FK_idconstraint]
The second choice would be to drop and re-add the constraint with the ON DELETE CASCADE option using:
ALTER TABLE [tablename] DROP CONSTRAINT [FK_idconstraint]
ALTER TABLE [tablename] WITH NOCHECK ADD CONSTRAINT [FK_idconstraint] FOREIGN KEY(columnname)
REFERENCES <parent table here> (<parent column here>)
ON DELETE CASCADE