Possibly, yes. Go consult with an attorney ASAP. These forums are only so useful, and they will be next-to-worthless for your present situation.

This sounds like a question to ask your wife. No one on here can know the answer to this, really.

If it was an Order to change your name in a Texas court, then you might be able to "cancel" it but you'll need to move very quickly. You might have...

The short answer to your question is "no."

In different terms, it means that only the items granted/included in the Decree were granted; no other orders/relief was granted/ordered by the Court.

I changed your topic, as this sounds more like an immigration question than "family."

If you think your ex would reach such an agreement, then you have good chances. If you have terms in your Order related to your ex claiming the...

Probably an error. You should contact the relevant Clerk's Office to check in on that.

Your estranged wife would not be required to make your child support payments directly. However, your estate could be liable for an accelerated...

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