She’d have to terminate your parents’ rights before adopting you.

It’s not illegal for your ex to do what he did. If you disagree with the requested amount of child support, notify the court and request a hearing.

That depends on what you mean by getting into trouble. Legally, there is no problem with you telling him now, next week, next month, or never.

Unless there’s a court order stating otherwise, you can move wherever you want with your kids.

You should discuss this with your attorney.

You need to follow the court order. If his conviction is overturned, which is a very big if, you can petition the court to remove this restriction...

He’d be better off going to county A to turn himself in, otherwise he’d have to wait in county B’s jail for A to come get him.

Unless there’s a court order stating otherwise, you can move wherever you want with the child.

If you’re on probation for a deferred and pick up a felony theft, you’ll likely lose your deferred and you might spend quite a bit of time in jail.

Both mom and dad's parental rights would need to be terminated before you and your husband can adopt your niece. But, yes, that can happen.