No warrant will be issued, but it would probably behoove you to appear, even if you will consent to it.

Without filing for divorce and asking for alimony, the short answer is not really. Good luck.......

There is no minimum age. It is the sole discretion of the judge and no matter the age a judge can say no to speaking to a child. Generally...

In theory yes. However, if it may have an effect on physical custody, then that may warrant a need for you to file a motion to modify and request...

You can file a motion to modify (assuming there is a current court order) and possible an emergency motion if you can prove that the kids are in...

If the other parent still resides in Prince George's County you will need to file in Prince George's county.

If you two can agree to change it you file a consent, if you cannot then whoever files has to prove that there has been a material change of...

If there is not a court order then file a motion for custody. if there is a court order you can try to modify legal custody.

You file a motion to modify and you can then propounded discovery and send subpoenas and eventually there will be hearing.

Yes, but then she could file for custody against you, and there is not enough information to respond as to what a possible outcome is if that were...