If that is all there is to his complaint, it should not have been granted. Also if he is a joint custodian of his children he can't be charged...

Theoretically, yes, by filing a custody action instead of a divorce. However, if YOU want a divorce, you should file. We have no fault divorce in...

His divorce attorney would have to agree to accept service. Avoidance of service for EPOs happens a lot, so if he has not been served the judge...

You could contact APS (Adult Protective Services) or the police and they can do a home check. She may really be afraid of him and the reporting...

No; the kids have a father and he would have to be part of the lawsuit. It's doubtful that you have standing to file suit. The only way this...

He should let her file, because while he is incarcerated she will have to pay for an attorney for him (guardian ad litem).

You need to ask your lawyer in the family CPS case. The answer would vary greatly and is very dependent on the circumstances.

There is no way to predict this. You should get the water turned back on ASAP.

You would have to have standing to sue for custody and nothing you say here indicates that you have standing. If the child is being abused, report...

Fairly impossible as we now have 50/50 timesharing as the presumption.