Child support is a crucial element in ensuring the well-being and future of children whose parents are no longer together. While it is possible to go to […]
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Do you lose your visitation if you fail to pick up the child on time?
A Universal Family Law Problem Parents sometimes come to me stressed because the other parent would not allow the child to go with them for visitation because […]
Introducing the 2020 Texas Standard Possession Order calendar
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Standard Possession Order Holidays Chart Cheat Sheet by YourChildSupportLawyer
Announcing a helpful cheat sheet for parents, lawyers, and judges to use to quickly know when a parent is supposed to have their odd and even year […]
Spring Break Vacation in the Texas Standard Possession Order
ODD AND EVEN YEAR SPRING BREAKS The Standard Possession Order (SPO) states that on even numbered years the non-custodial parent possesses the child from 6pm on the […]
IT’S LIVE: 2018 Texas Standard Possession Schedule Calendar
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Every Other (1st, 3rd, 5th) Weekend Confusions and Why Some Weekends are Back to Back
Confusion over “Every Other Weekends?” What do the calendar dates Saturday, April 1 and Saturday, July 1, 2017 have in common? They […]
Custody & Visitation Schedule as of 2016
The standard possession order (SPO) schedule and sample order language embedded below (also here) explains a non-custodial parent’s visitation rights to see their child. It is the […]
Top 4 Reasons to Exercise Your Extended Summer Possession Order Rights
Summer is here! Time for vacations, outdoors, and fun. Most kids are out of school and most parents are able to take time off from work. If […]
HOW CHILD SUPPORT ORDERS PROTECT THE RIGHTS OF THE NON-CUSTODIAL PARENT (NCP)
A typical scenario that proves child support orders protect non-custodial (NCPs) is when the NCP insists on foregoing a child support order in order to provide direct […]