Can I get in trouble or my daughter taken from me if I don't take my daughter to her father

The short answer is yes, you can get in trouble if you don't follow a court order. You need to either follow the order or file a motion to get it...

What are my legal options?

I don't see a viable lawsuit here. Take the replacement.

How long can the plaintiff and defendant go back and forth with reply briefs before the court intervenes and makes a ruling?

Usually there is a motion with a brief in support, then a brief in opposition, then, finally, a reply by the party who filed the motion. Some...

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Can the defendant oppose my motion for leave of court to file a response to their memorandum without leave of the court?

Yes. Your motion for leave is a separate motion and the other side has the right to oppose it.

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How can I get adopted to another family?

It is technically possible for your aunt to adopt you, but the process is long and difficult. Both of your parents will have to appear in court...

Am I suppose to receive a copy of the Answer and Counterclaim by Defendant in a small claims suit?

Yes, the defendant was supposed to send you the answer and counterclaim. Go to the clerk's office and ask them for a copy.

What do I do after an objection of the magistrates order is filed? However they have another name as the defendant?

Sounds like the lawyer accidentally sent you something intended for someone else. Stop by the clerk of courts and ask them what, if anything, has...

Unless you suffered some real harm (other than being grossed out), take the $15.

When my lawyer did not give me the day or time of court date and also did not call me back or call me from the court?

It's probably time to get a new lawyer. People change lawyers from time to time, and you have a right to hire someone you have confidence in.

I have been dating a felon, when my exhusband finds out would a judge rule in his favor if he asked to reduce time with me?

There is a lot packed into this question, and it is impossible to predict how a judge or magistrate will see things. Obviously you are better off...