Wife sent in a relocation paper to the courts and her ex husband decided to agree on visitation so they turned it in today in

Probably although I'd wait to get the order back from the judge. Can't tell you about Beaverdam, but in my county, we get agreed entries the same...

Awarded sole legal & physical custody of all 4 of my children @ the temp hearing so should my son be made to move in with me?

On the surface it would certainly seem so. You indicate you are looking to hire an attorney, please do so. Of course you have rights as a parent....

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Can I personally have the mother of my children's financial information subpoenaed?

Yes. I'd say, no offense, if you're asking this question, you should have an attorney. Keep in mind, evidence has to be presented according to the...

What do I need to do if non custodial parent does not follow the visitation agreement? We have joint custody.

You can't force someone to be a good parent so not much on the first part. On the second part, get an attorney and file to modify. Best to you.

Can noncustodial father (lives out of state) take child for overnight/weekend trips without my consent.

Only if the court order allows it, otherwise no.

Does the judge have a time limit on deciding child custody case?

A year seems excessive. I'd talk to your attorney if I were you. If you don't have one, get one. perhaps a phone conference with the judge can be...

Issue with Christmas vacation this year for visitation start date, my ex disagrees with its meaning and want to take my weekend?

Although I'm an Ohio attorney, each county has it's own local rule on parenting time. I read what you wrote to mean the last day of school before...

My step daughter needs to get the custody of her twin boys put back under her name it was put into her dads temporarily from tn

Assuming Ohio has jurisdiction, get an attorney and file to modify.

I would like to have the 2013 Indiana Parenting Time Guidelines applied to my case to resolve some minor issues re: visitation.

Not sure if this is what you're looking for: http://www.in.gov/judiciary/rules/parenting/

For the course of emancipation can parents takes that away and regain control over a child.

If she's 18, no. You can't unemancipate someone. This assumes I'm understanding what you're asking.