You really need to hire an attorney. This is not a DIY project, really. At all.

The short answer to your question is "yes." If the other party is not in agreement, then you will need to "go back to court."

Is he employed? Is there an income withholding order out there? Has it been issued to his employer? Do you have an attorney, or have you been...

You may be able to file a private lawsuit seeking custody, but CPS is not a certain solution for this type of situation. CPS can get involved,...

You should consult with an attorney if you do not already have one. You may have already fallen into one of the various "traps" that are laid by...

You would definitely benefit from consulting with a probate attorney. Generally, based on the information you have provided, the sibling who...

There are some circumstances where it is possible for a parent to have a child remain in the home against the child's wishes--even beyond the age...

By agreement and/or court approval, this is possible. It is not automatic or presumed.

It is almost 100% certain that your ex will know your new name, as it will be included in your Final Decree of Divorce--if your name is changed as...

The short answer is "maybe". It would require certain hearsay exceptions to be in place. Take a look at Texas Rule of Evidence 803, as well as...