Assuming all things are equal you can certainly ask that. However if one of you has significantly more retirement then the other, then that is...

Unfortunately, you need to file another petition for contempt and ask the court to allow the deed to be entered without his signature.

Only way that a parent forfeits their rights is if there is an investigation by the state for neglect or abuse or if there is an adoption.

If this is an original divorce case you will get a hearing, but it does not mean the court will award you temporary alimony at the hearing itself.

You would need to prove to the court that your child cannot care for himself, usually through a guardianship

You should file a counter-motion asking for what you would like the court to order so that the other side and the court is on notice of what relief...

You can certainly try to do it on your own, but there are many different things that need to be done that it may be more efficient if you did hire...

Assuming it is in your joint names as part of the final divorce hearing the court can order the house to be sold.

Depending on what you are trying to accomplish will determine what route you want to take next.......

You should hire an attorney ASAP. Unfortunately, we cannot help you with what you are looking for in this forum.