I agree with the prior response, and I would add that the details contained in the documents with which you were served as important to be shared...

If you have an attorney, you should be directing this question to that person. Your attorney will know far more about your situation and what is...

You'll probably want to seek enforcement from the Court in some manner, likely by Motion to Enforce, Motion to Clarify, or another similar motion....

Take a look at this website, which can probably answer your question: https://texaslawhelp.org/tools/deadline-calculator There is no way to...

In trouble? No. Can it have an effect on the outcome of a child support-related case? Certainly. In general, the employment of the...

In most it does not, but in some cases, it can make a difference. For example, if debts incurred after separation were partitioned to each party...

I agree wholeheartedly with the prior answer. I would add that this is, in many ways, still a developing area of the law in Texas.

Consult with an attorney about this. It seems like a few steps weren't taken by one party or the other that would have been necessary.

Without an Order of any sort, you are in a position of trusting each other to do the right thing, work out possession schedules and exchanges,...

There is quite a bit of paperwork involved in this, but it is technically possible. There are other repercussions that would come from this...