No, not without their permission. You could be charged as a run away.

If father never filed any action for visitation or custody, you have full custody of the children and can do what you want. Once you move out, you...

Very unlikely you would go to jail. If you have concerns, you should file the appropriate motion in court.

You could leave without the children. You could file an appeal, but will need to pay for transcripts and will not be allowed to introduce new...

Yes, he can file in the court asking for a modification.

Even if he wasn't exercising his time, if you violated the agreement, you could be held in contempt if there was not a good reason. Often the...

The adoption would foreclose grandparent visitation. And yes, foster families can adopt.

Unfortunately, it is doubtful that you would have standing to do anything about the adoption, especially two years later.

Anything and everything can be used since the previous custody order. It's up to the magistrate to determine, what if any weight to give it.

You can ask the court reconsider vacating the dismissal, if that is what happened. If you have proof of being sick, that could help. If the Judge...