Try legal aid. They may be willing to use their address in lieu of your own.

Sounds like you need to evict your sister.

Regardless of the IRS rules, your court order controls. If you violated the court order, you are in contempt. The court order overrides the IRS...

You could get in touch with your father by mail and ask if he would agree to provide a saliva sample. Then you can submit that to one of the DNA...

No. The no contact order usually stays in place.

Child cannot be held in contempt but other parent can. The 13 yo does not get to decide, but the situation with the worker not forcing the child...

It is retroactive to date of filing by statute.

You have to send the consent form. .

Block him and make him file a case. If you are living with him you need to get out. Call an abuse center near you.

Just try to work it out amongst yourselves. Make the proposal you want and go from there. It may be tough to get a court date before Memorial day.