In general, CPS can ask that someone comply with restrictions on their periods of possession. Generally that is the "carrot", and a lawsuit is "the...

You might be able to get such a "freeze" via a Petition to Modify. Unless you have very customized language in your Order, it is unlikely you could...

That sounds like a "no." That would probably cause many other problems for you in the near future, because you then have no Order regarding...

It depends on the language in your Order, but maybe. No one can give you a certain answer on that without reviewing your Order. Generally,...

Generally, it would be a "maybe" based only on your post. There would need to be a bit more information before that could become a "yes"....

You should probably get a copy of that document and see what you signed ASAP, because there are hard deadlines to attack a judgment. If you signed...

This is a highly specific question that would require a review of the documents at stake. There is no one-size-fits-all version of how to handle...

Take a look at Texas Family Code section 6.301, which will likely answer your question. An out-of-state party can still file for divorce...

Based only on what you posted, there is no way to know for sure the answer to your question. For example, are you asking how much will be...

Unless your Order stipulates that he can interfere with possession, it is not likely that he could just step in and take over your time. That...