since he is in default it doesn't really matter. If the court inquires about your knowledge of his whereabouts you should be truthful.

If both parents consent then they can file it on her behalf.

You would have to file a motion to modify child support.

The DSS (office of child support enforcement agency) website has a link where you can fill in the necessary information and it would run a child...

It depends. If someone has personal knowledge (meaning they never see the kids at that house with the parent and/or they always see the kids with...

Likely not. If you have tie breaker authority after talking to the other parent about it and you are still not swayed of their reasons, you have...

If the person who you believe is the father is challenging paternity then yes you would need to get a paternity test before your partner can adopt....

You file an answer (if you are going to do this in your own you can find a template on the court’s website). You send in the original to the court...

Motion to Reconsider or a Motion to Alter or Amend.

a warrant and a protective order and/or summons are different things and so the officer is likely not lying to you.