You need to get the other person served (assuming you are the one who filed) and then the other person has to file an Answer Once the Answer is...

You can start a divorce process or you can possibly contact the police if you want criminal charges to be brought against him.

You would not be considered as abandonment. However, you should sit down with an attorney before making any decisions so you can learn your rights...

You post a lot on this website, it is evident, that it is extremely imperative that you hire an attorney so that you make sure you get out...

You can certainly request it. However, it does not mean the court will automatically grant that request.

Not illegal. Is it the best parenting style no. Can it hurt her case, perhaps. But no it is not illegal.

You would run one guideline with sole to you and the other 50/50 and whatever the difference is, is what would be owed.

Legally you are free to do what you would like. However, if you are living with her, she is allowed to put requirements to you in order for you to...

If you can prove all of this in court and prove to the court that because of this it is in the child's best interest for you to have custody, then...

You can get a P.O. Box and use that as your address for court filings because even if you blacked out the address, it will still show up on case...