A possession order is a legal document that allows someone to take back their property from someone else who is currently living or using it without permission. Full definition
If the parents can not agree, the judge will order them to follow one of the standard possession orders unless they present evidence that they require a different schedule. (info.legalzoom.com)
Accordingly, an outright possession order was made against him. (elyplace.com)
Warm - up visitation or parenting time may be used to help parents who have been away for a long period to reconnect with their child and build toward a standard possession order schedule. (txaccess.org)