So much to learn in the February 2022 Texas Standard Possession Order! We learn about weekends extended by holidays, how do you determine which weekends are visitation weekends, and how do you know Thursdays are only during the school term?
Happy New Year! Let’s see what January holds for us under the Texas Standard Possession Order.
What is the Standard Christmas Visitation in Texas for December 2021? Looks like the custodial parent prevails this Christmas, but non-custodial will strike back next year!
Happy Halloween! Who gets what for Thanksgiving in the Texas Standard Possession Order. Let’s find out in our monthly review of the calendar.
Wow, the non-custodial parent is rocking the month of October, and the end of the year really!
Summer is over and we are back to the regular school year under the Texas Standard Possession Order. We are reviewing September 2021.
Hi, Chris Schmiedeke, from Divorce Simplified, here to talk about Summer and August 2021 under the Texas Standard Possession Order. Pretty straightforward month. Should be a quick video. There are only a few exceptions that we will talk about this month.
Hi there, Chris Schmiedeke from Divorce Simplified, here again for a review of the Texas Standard Possession Order for the month of July. We are deep in the heart of the summer. Hopefully, everybody is getting up to speed on what the summer possession provisions look like, but let’s get to the actual calendar.
Hello, Chris Schmiedeke from Divorce Simplified again, for my monthly installment of the review of the Texas Standard Possession Order. But before we get into that, two burning questions that I know you all have are one, are you really an attorney? And two, when are you going to cut that hair? One, yes, I am an attorney. Two, I don’t know, but I need to because it’s getting long, for sure.
Hello, Chris Schmiedeke from Divorce Simplified again, for my monthly installment of the review of the Texas Standard Possession Order. But before we get into that, two burning questions that I know you all have are one, are you really an attorney? And two, when are you going to cut that hair? One, yes, I am an attorney. Two, I don’t know, but I need to because it’s getting long, for sure.
