It really comes down to the exact language in your Order. Many Orders SAY they have a Standard Possession Schedule, but then there are other terms...

Modification and enforcement of the underlying Order are the most likely outcomes. A Protective Order seems highly unlikely based on your post, but...

It is unclear what your 'question' is. If you are asking if you will be responsible for his attorney's fees, the answer is probably not, but...

Unfortunately, it really comes down to the language in your Order as to whether this is authorized. To give an accurate answer, an attorney would...

Based only on what you have posted, there is no way to know for sure. A big question that anyone would need to have answered is whether the...

Most attorneys would be willing to review your documents and consult with you about your situation--for a fee. Call around, check this website, ask...

Unfortunately, without a court's Order restricting certain behaviors, you are likely in 'the wild west' on these issues. This is especially so if...

This is technically possible, yes, but if you are being 'provided services' through the Office of the Attorney General, then this information is...

In general, you will need to have a new Order prepared and signed by both parties. You'll want to get with an attorney to help you put this...

If the 'marriage' and 'cohabitation' occurred in Texas, technically it is possible to show this by witness testimony alone. If it all happened...