As noted when you asked previously, he needs to go to court and get a court order.

Lawsuits are expensive and time consuming, and this is not something to go to court over. Speak to the administration and in a calm, rational...

Leaking batteries is fairly common. You have no injuries, and nothing to sue for.

You and your husband need to retain counsel to get a firm visitation schedule.

There are many instances in which police are legally allowed to lie.

it is a scam. You rarely get money back from scammers.

Before you do anything, speak to a local attorney. Turning over CP to the cops is fraught with error, including getting yourself possibly charged.

No, but you can report it to the police who, along with the DA, will decide whether to pursue charges.

Generally, these one size fits all forms aren't valid in most states.

And then you admitted to it on the Internet. Stay off the Internet and lawyer up.