Legal Question in Family Law in Texas

Re: grandparent rights

It's admirable that you and your son's mother are able to work together in your son's best interest. It is always better when parents can work out custody and visitation issues without being compelled to by a court. It seems as though your mom is well-meaning, but uninformed about the law. Generally speaking, grandparents have very limited rights. It appears from your question that your mother does not have standing (legal right) to file suits affecting the parent-child relationship and she certainly enjoys no right to take your child. Your question does not state whether the agreement was part of a custody order. If it was not, the document itself is not as important as the good will that you and your son's mom are exhibiting. If the agreement is court ordered, it can be enforced in Texas with some procedural steps. Good luck.