None of us has a crystal ball. My guess is the above answer is correct, unless you and your family can provide a home for the child.

This basic Q&A forum is not a means to teach you to practice law. You need to retain counsel.

The issue isn't whether you can be married. The issue is whether you could lose custody of your child. It depends on all the facts not listed.

No. It is called the Unauthorized practice of law, and it is a crime.

The same way you find a good mechanic, doctor, etc. Ask around. Use Google, etc.

I know you can have two unexcused absences before you get a arrest warrant I think your premise is completely flawed. You need to call your...

We certainly can't speak to your particular case, but your lawyer can.

It is fact specific but if issued a proper subpoena a judge can compel compliance.

You can retain an attorney to potentially subpoena the records under the victim's crimes act.

I want the best. I want it for free. Good luck with that.