Generally speaking if a court is going to do a phase in approach, the final phase would occur within a year of the order.

Parental rights are not terminated unless there is an adoption or the state gets involved and finds that a parent has neglected/harmed the child.

Yes you can have different schedules for each child, but the court, without an agreement between the parties prefer not to do so.

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Yes, you should file for emergency custody. This site requires 100 characters in order to submit a response.

If someone who has a court order custody of the children is refusing to allow you to see the children then file a motion to modify custody.

You will need to get the documents through discovery and if you can prove that something fraudulent happen the amount of money taken can be...

A custody/visitation would be filed in the state the child resides in and the child support action would occur in the state you reside in

The court will make a decision on what you should pay without hearing any testimony and/or evidence from you.

If not in the order, you are not required, but at the sometime, if she refuses to communicate any other way, and you need to communicate, you may...