Her actions do not make the paternity test process any quicker and/or longer then it would normally take.

If he is required per a court order to cover you and/or the children for health insurance and he is violating the court order, yes you can file for...

You would contact the mediator. If the other sides refuses to cooperate and/or attend, then you can file a motion to modify and explain why...

You can try, but the court will likely allow that request, as if you are spending a lot on credit card and paying it off in full, the other side...

If the other side has an attorney, the attorney is obligated to provide their client any and all information that is filed with the court.

If the evidence was not entered at time of trial, you may have a bigger issue then just having what was sent to the court released to you. You...

charges that were dropped should have no effect on an outcome of a custody case. Good luck moving forward.

Anything over 92 overnights a year for a parent is considered shared physical custody (at least as it relates to child support.

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

There is not enough information to state, what if anything, can actually come of this if you were to file any type of action due to his actions.