Yes, that other document you signed would still be an enforceable contract.

Yes, your landlord would have 6 years to sue.

Technically, you both have equal parental rights. You might be able to get a judge agree with you, but a lot of judge's will say it's his decision...

Yes, it can be considered a violation of your release conditions.

Yes, if you go to court, the court will set a weekly child support obligation he will have to pay.

If you are on house arrest, you need to seek and recieve permission from the court before you can leave.

Even without an attorney, you can file a motion for rule to show cause with the court to seek to have him held in contempt for withholding...

If the child normally lives in the same home as the grandparents, that acceptable, but otherwise, as long as your husband has normal parenting time...

There's not technically a limit in a violation case depending on the reasons and what's going on.

It is definitely possible for that to result in a warrant and arrest. Whether or not, you'll have to do jail time for the violation will depend on...