Most court orders relating to child custody have provisions for Christmas possession and access to minor children.
These orders can be in the form of a Divorce Decree or a child support order. Sometimes, these orders are only found in protective orders, temporary orders, or they don’t exist at all. One should be sure to check to be sure they have a valid court order with an actual Judge’s signature.
If you have a court order that was never explained to you, see a lawyer and get every single paragraph of every page explained. If you don’t have any court order relating to your children and you don’t live with the other parent who has possession of the children, you must establish the order as soon as possible.
Holiday orders tend to be standard or custom, depending on the circumstances surrounding the children. These orders can be clarified, modified, and even enforced, if necessary.
Don’t wait for the holiday season to pass before you miss your chance to exercise your rights.
For more information, call The Barrera Law Firm, P.C. at 956-428-2822.
