There are different types of visitation

There are different types of visitation arrangements that parents can have. However, some people don’t agree on which specific provision they will follow. The Standard Possession Order allows a noncustodial parent to visit their child from 6:00 pm on three Fridays in a month. The visits last up to the next Sunday. During the regular school year, one can visit their kid on Thursday evenings from 6:00 pm  – 8:00 pm.

During all annual holidays, each parent has a chance to spend time with their children. The SPO allows a noncustodial parent to spend a month with the kid during summer.

If a child has been abused or neglected in the past, a court may supervise the neglectful parent’s visits. Customarily, it appoints a trusted family member to oversee the parent’s child possession periods.

A parent who continually breaks the agreement may be sued in a court. A violation consists of:

• Hiring a third party to conduct the child exchange
• Being with a child longer than the allotted period
• Making frequent calls when the other parent is with a child
• Failure to disclose vital information about the child’s school affairs
• Making random visits whenever the child is with the other parent
• Failure to alert the other parent when picking up the kid

It is vital to modify child custody orders after a court’s judgment. Each parent should keenly follow the order’s conditions. If you get specific benefits and your ex-spouse defies the child custody and visitation orders, you are permitted to enforce the judgment. However, you can’t alter the decree on property division.

If you are experiencing any co-parenting challenges during a custody agreement process, contact our office. We will assign you a San Antonio family law attorney, who will represent you during and after the custody process.