The only way a parent's rights can be terminated is if there is someone else willing to adopt the child or child protective services files an...

If it is a protective order (which it appears it is), then there is nothing can be done prior to the final hearing. If an emergency custody order...

Unfortunately, it is too late for you to go back and try to obtain more alimony. I am sorry. Good luck.

Without reviewing the court order/agreement one can say for certain what rights and/or options you have.

Only way to terminate parental rights is if someone is willing to adopt the child or child protective services brings a complaint against a parent...

It should be addressed in the divorce decree, if not, then you will need to file a sale in lieu of partition.

If you have joint legal custody you need to make decisions jointly and keep each other apprised of topics such as medical.

If the agreement states the date of divorce then he can do it then. If the agreement states something different, then he cannot.

He is not admitting to anything and after the expiration of the terms of the order, he can have it shielded. Until then it is public record.

You are not obligated to pay child support nor is your income relevant for another person's child support obligation for a child that is not yours.