Modified Possession and Access Order (Alternating Weeks)

This form is a court order that sets out a schedule for parents to have possession of their children in alternating weeks. It details specific times and dates for exchanges and covers holidays and other rules for possession.

The court describes it as: Add visitation terms into a Texas divorce decree or custody order for alternating weeks of possession.

Common questions

What does this form do?

This form allows the court to officially set a schedule for alternating weeks of having the children. It is incorporated into a larger Decree or Order.

Who fills out this form?

The form is an order that the Court signs, meaning a judge or court official completes it. It names the parents and the children.

Does this form involve filing fees?

The provided text does not mention any filing fees associated with this order.

Revision history

No changes recorded since we started tracking this form on October 9, 2026.

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