Get the sheriff and go there to get your things. The landlord can also evict him if there is cause. And get a divorce ASAP.

Unfortunately, this process is complicated enough that you must hire an attorney. The GGPs can give you custody, but the father has to be noticed,...

If she genuinely threatened you, you can file a complaint with the county attorney's office. If dad is on the birth certificate he does have...

If dad wants visits he needs to do the work to get them. If you do the work, he will never show and that is damaging to your child.

You cannot just toss her things. File for divorce and in the settlement give a cutoff date for her to get her stuff.

Call Vital statistics and ask what the court order needs to include, then file a circuit case to get that order. Then return the order to Vital...

It is definitely possible. Once you are on "the list" it is always a risk.

The child does not decide at any age. The mother must encourage and insure that the child sees his father otherwise she may be held in contempt...

Anything is possible with CPS. Get an exterminator or spray yourself.

Some notaries are registered to do video or online notarization.