You and he could file what is called a Notice of Nonsuit. Take a look at TexasLawHelp.org for some helpful forms, as it seems like you are both...

I know it will sound like a broken record, but go consult with an attorney. You may have options beyond just the standard eviction, but you'll...

Whether you should be worried is a very subjective question. Short of what you have posted, no one on this site will know what are the respective...

Ownership is determined by the name(s) on the Deed and related documents. The mortgage is the security instrument that records the agreement...

For that level of advice you will, unfortunately, need to consult with an attorney. No one on this site knows the details of your case to answer...

At the baseline, your question is whether this is a binding agreement. The short answer, based only on the information as you have provided it, is:...

You need to go consult with an attorney and develop a plan of action for how to move forward on your divorce case.

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That language is often part of an Answer filed by a defendant/respondent in a case. It is advisable that you consult with an attorney (and...

From only the information you have provided, the short answer is "maybe." Even if you don't hire an attorney, anyone who could answer the...

Having a court order to confirm this arrangement would probably be in the best interest of the party you refer to as "noncustodial", but it is hard...