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.
In the summer months, I get overwhelmed with questions about the summer possession order in Texas. And so I think a lot of people really struggle with that. So I’m going to do a Q&A, and I will make this as quick as possible from questions that I receive from everyday people via my website. And I want to go into some of the answers because these are very common questions, and I want to go over them with everybody. So maybe it helps you because you have the same question.
Hi, Chris Schmiedeke from Divorce Simplified again for my monthly installment of the Texas standard possession order. This will be for May. As expected, the questions have been rolling in on the summer possession. It seems to be a real problem for people. I had made the April video, which kind of laid out the notice requirements for the extended summer possession, and then I did another video where I tried to simplify the summer possession as much as possible. You may want to watch both of those if you are watching this and are confused about the summer extended visitation of the non-custodial parent. For the month of May, there were quite a few learning lessons in there so let’s get to it.
Understanding the summer notice provisions in the Texas Standard Possession Order.
Chris Schmiedeke from Divorce Simplified, back for another one of my award-winning reviews of the Texas Standard Possession Order. We are talking about possession times for April and the all-important notice provisions for the summer.
A discussion about the basics of a Texas divorce. There are some very simple steps to getting a divorce in Texas. See what they are.
A discussion about the basics of a Texas divorce. There are some very simple steps to getting a divorce in Texas. See what they are.
A discussion about the basics of a Texas divorce. There are some very simple steps to getting a divorce in Texas. See what they are.
Heeee’s back! It’s me again, Chris, Divorce Simplified. Back for another monthly installment of the Texas standard possession order for under 100 miles. So, this time we are discussing March, which is one of my favorite months, by the way. Maybe I should start rating the month for you. March is way up there. Spring is coming and spring break is also coming. I love it, I love the warm weather and I’m ready for it. So, March is definitely an A-plus month. How it turns out for you, I guess depends on whether you’re the custodial or non-custodial parent.
Not gonna lie, February is pretty boring under the Texas Standard Possession Order. At least we have the Super Bowl!
