What is typically done when parents don't agree on a parenting plan?

Trial with in front of the judge so he/she can decide. Have an attorney for this. The stakes are high.

Can a grandma get custody of child without spending a fortune in attorney fees?

This won't be much of an answer. Right now you have all the rights since you have custody by court order. It would be up to them to file to change...

With a parenting plan do I have legal authority to keep my daughter in my house until she graduates?

My belief is at 18 she can move out and live anywhere. Every state I'm aware sets 18 as the age of majority. Most states talk about a later age but...

Do i have to take my granddaughters mother to court to have a right to see my grandchild she is not allowing my son to see her

Confusing question. Your son has the right to take her to court. You could do it for grandparent visitation. Either way, you'll need an attorney...

Questions on involving court or waiting until father fights for rights?

In a way you have to wait. Right now he has no rights to see the child. If he does, it's entirely up to you. In Ohio, you are right now...

The children are older and don't want to visit their father. What can I do to keep myself from being charged with contempt?

I understand your frustration and yet you are charged with making the visitation happen. I've had cases like this before. All you can do is file to...

Daughters father didn't show up for FCCSEA paternity testing, going to include him in divorce, can they make him show up to that

Actually, you can do the same thing through the divorce you tried through the CSEA. That might be a good way to do it. I'm assuming the father is...

Well, you can count it coming up and it doesn't help in a custody case. But it could be worse. The problem here is there are two unknowns. First,...

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Can I get some money back after my husband spent it on his girlfriend?

Get an attorney, charge marital waste and go for it

How to change a judgment?

If it went to trial and there was an error, it should have been appealed then would be my thought. No reason not to consult an attorney though.