Not without a ton of paperwork being completed and approved by a judge would this be realistically possible.

I generally agree with the prior answer, but I will also note that--based only on what you have posted--your situation seems to invoke what is...

You would need to have an attorney actually review the documents you are referencing, as they don't always say the same. However, if you deeded...

While you are there, it can't hurt to ask for a trial date. That doesn't mean you'll get one; there is a procedure for that usually that judges...

It's not clear from your post WHY you would agree to cut already-below-guideline support in half. You should discuss this situation with an...

There are quite a few items in your post that are not 'standard' legal terms as they relate to protective order matters. You would do well to...

In general, if a party waives service, then 'service' could be done in about any manner. There is not enough information in your post to know...

It would probably not be a great idea. Generally, adult adoptions are some of the quickest and easiest lawsuits. Technically, if you file...

Take a look at Texas Rule of Civil Procedure #92. That should answer your question summarily. Best of luck!

Take a look at TexasLawHelp.org, which has some helpful forms on it. There is no substitute for hiring an attorney, even on a limited basis...