Yes, this is needed whether or not the parties marry.

If you did not include a count for ED, then you can usually withdraw it yourself; otherwise, you need a stipulation by both of you. Keep in mind,...

This really isn't an adoption question; it would simply be a name change. He would still be your son, no matter to what he changed his name.

I believe it means that the Defendant is the biological father.

The hearing can go through with the Executor/Administrator of the Estate handling Husband's side.

You need to speak to your lawyer about this. This site is to assist those without a lawyer.

Only if he can prove that she was not of sound mind when she drafted the will. It is very difficult to do.

She is a legal adult and can leave if she chooses to do so. Did your friend make it clear to the police that she was 18 years old?

You do not NEED a lawyer but I highly recommend one.

Most definitely. You will need to hire someone to file a Petition to Adopt. Clearances (child abuse history, FBI and state clearances) are needed....