I re-categorized this to be "general practice" since it isn't really a criminal defense question. Your most realistic options: 1.)...

Mediators generally do not issue an opinion or anything beyond a letter to the Court stating that the case did or did not settle. You could...

Take a look at these three links, which should give you the information you seek and a bit more:...

If you are in a case with the OAG as the petitioning party, it is likely to go with the "noncustodial parent" paying child support to the other...

If you have already signed a Mediated Settlement Agreement, it is unlikely you would be able to get out of it. These are made harshly irrevocable...

Contact the coordinator or clerk for whatever court was assigned to your case. Some courts will allow you to "prove up" the case by affidavit...

1.) Ask him to stop 2.) If he doesn't stop, you can ask the Court to modify your order to include injunction terms, less possession or access,...

The short answer, without knowing anything more, is "maybe." It is always a better idea to send such a notice, when it directly involves your...

You need to take whatever it is you received, as well as any other documentation you have about this case, and schedule a consultation or meeting...

Take a look at TexasLawHelp.org, which has some helpful guides and forms that you may be able to use.