I replied to my other post "Getting screwed-please help" about this, but wanted to make this a new topic as well incase others didn't check out the other post.

Help me figure this out please:

If the non-custodial parent is given 30 days during the summer, how do you figure those 30 days where standard weekend visitation is concerned? For instance, my stepson's mother's lawyer is willing to let my husband have his son this summer from July 3-19 and from August 12-26. Well, July 15-17 is a standard weekend for my husband. Does that mean he can add two more days on the end of this period of possession and keep his son until July 21st since it falls on his standard weekend or is that standard weekend now considered summer visitation? Please let me know as soon as you can. I am dealing with the mother's lawyer today since my husband is out of town on business and the lawyer is wanting an answer as to whether or not these dates are going to be okay with us. I need to know if we can possibly add on extra time if we can.

My suggestion is to consult the child support guidelines for your state and read the policy and interpretation notes. This should guide you. Usually, when a party is a certain amount of time in the summer, the court does not tell the parties how to work it out hoping the parties will use common sense to do so.