If he filed a motion to modify himself, even if you withdraw your motion to modify, his motion would still proceed. If he did not file you can file...

If you are living in his house, he can make rules on your condition on still living there.

Yes, you should include any and all expenses, assets, and debt obligations.

Yes, that would be enforceable, if you two were to sign a prenup with that type of language in and were to actually marry.

I agree with Mr. Scherr. It appears you would do well if you sit down with a divorce attorney to learn about your short term and long term...

This could not be answered in this forum as there is much more information needed to gauge what may be best for you short term and long term.

Call the clerk's office and see what they can tell you. You may need to go to the courthouse itself and talk to the self-help desk.

The parent him/herself would need to go to the circuit court in the county the parents lived in at the time the incident occurred and go see if...

They in theory can take as long as you they like. I would suggest calling the clerk's office to see the status of where the file is.

Without the other side agreement or you filing to modify custody and the court modify the current order, you will need to follow the current order.