Generally, while living and competent, a person can do just about anything they wish to with property they own. Donate, gift, sell, bequeath in a...

To answer your general question, the short answer is "yes." From the information you have posted, it seems that a new suit was filed in 2020 to...

One party alone does not have power to nonsuit a Court's order. Generally, however, a nonsuit of an entire case would have the effect of...

That might be a ground for filing a special exception, or perhaps even to raise an affirmative defense. However, you would still need to file an...

It might be worth consulting with an attorney to discuss the possible issues with this. Your question deserves another: "why could you not...

Potentially nothing, but it is unclear what else may be in place based only on the information in your question. You should check in with a...

I concur with Mr. Pederson's well-reasoned answer.

You could file a formal nonsuit of the request, but that might not be necessary. It is impossible to know without seeing your relevant documents.

You really need to consult with an attorney, as there are no "easy" or clear answers to your questions. You would probably qualify for spousal...

On its own, that is probably not enough to justify awarding one party exclusive rights to the exclusion of the other.