It depends on how she and your step-dad held title to the house. Get a consultation with a probate attorney.

You need to review your Judgment as to how it handled the issue of spousal support (or alimony) and then question an attorney in Texas.

With each mortgage payment, husband acquires a community interest based on the amount of the payment that goes to pay down principal.

Since the judge wrote on the same paper and didn’t cross out the previous recommendations, I think orders include both.

Your email isn’t enforceable; if you trust her, you don’t need a Stip & Order but she’s already withholding visitation so it seems that you do need...

She only has a right to 1/2 of the amount in the account as of date of separation, and no interest in investment proceeds as long as you used funds...

Apparently you didn’t provide factual support that the child was in imminent danger.

It depends on whether you owe your wife or the state for welfare benefits - but please know that a violation of a court order to not move...

No - unless she hasn’t graduated from high school. Either you or her could reach out to her dad for help with college but he isn’t legally...

It’s one day - not sufficient for any custodial change.