Legal Question in Family Law in Texas

To be brief and to the point, yes.

The noncustodial parent has the burden to show why there should be a change in custody.

Why should this child's life be uprooted?

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Based on what you have written, the non-custodial parent can take you back to court and challenge custody. There are some specific requirements set forth in the Texas Family Code which would make the non-custodial parent have the burden of showing the court why it is in the child's best interest to change custody. You probably should talk with a local law firm to ensure that your rights and interest are being fully protected.

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