If he is on the lease/deed and there is no stay away order in place, he does have a right to come and go as he pleases.

No you do not need his permission. So long as you aren’t doing it for any illegal purpose or to defraud creditors you are fine.

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Without seeing the actual document itself it can either be just the magistrate summarizing what happen and advising of the right to file exceptions...

Depends on what the probate terms are.

File a motion to appear remotely attached the doctor's orders.

File for Contempt, file for emergency motion, see if the police can assist you on enforcing the court order (the police may not do much but it is...

If you have tie-breaker you can. However, he could try to file a motion to modify/contempt. Whether or not he will be successful is another story.

If the child lives in Florida right now then you would want to speak to a Florida attorney. If in Maryland and has been for 6 consecutive months...

if you fond to be the de facto parent yes (factors to determine if you are a de facto parent are below). Otherwise, without the parent's consent...

If 2 doctors are saying he cannot make decisions for himself, and there is no guardianship order in place you should file for guardianship in the...