Step parents frequently do these types of things and unless there is a order preventing it, then you can do this. Families act as a unit.

You can get a copy of your birth certificate from vital statistics in the state you were born. When communicating with them they can also tell...

Yes, that is correct. .

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File your motions for contempt. You need to follow the orders or you are also in contempt.

There is a court order specifying the location and he should follow it. He shouldn't agree to anything else. If mom refuses to meet at the...

No, that would be fraud. . .

Once your sister's rights were terminated the children are no longer related to you or your family, so there are no rights. Adoptions are sealed...

You have no standing to seek custody in court. The only way is for the child's current custodian gives you joint custody with them.

She needs to make arrangements through the ex for whomever he chooses to get his stuff or have in writing that he gives her the stuff. It's not...

Anything he does contrary to the court orders is contempt. This will trigger his atty to file motions regarding the issues you describe. You...