2-3 years of records is not an uncommon request. If you were to go to court the court would likely require it. As you are trying to settle...

A guardianship action can be filed and it is possible for the court to grant guardianship to someone else which would trump the POA

Depends on what the other parties living conditions are and the other factors the court can consider. Each parties housing is a factor the court...

No. A judge can only consider the relief being sought in a pleading and/or answer filed by the parties.

I switched the practice area of your question to immigration so you can obtain the best response possible.

Only way a parent can terminate their rights is if someone else adopts the child or child protective services brings an action against the parent...

You can hire a private process server to find out or you can try to find out through friends/family or social media. etc.

The court does not do any emergency child support hearings.

No contempt action can be brought as the court does not have jurisdiction anymore. No criminal charges either. Not sure, what if any, civil...

cases generally are not stayed, only going forward or dismissed.