the court of appeals rarely overturns a trial court's decision (the last statistic I saw was less than 2% of the time)

He can't "sign away his rights" unless you have a husband who is willing to adopt the children. You can waive child support, if you want to-though...

your income is not used in his child support calculation

Get a prenup! Get a prenup! Get a prenup!!

Get a good lawyer and take this confession off the internet where anyone can see it!!

if you are listed as the secondary, you can have your brother do an affidavit indicating he is stepping down. if you are not, then there is no way...

Call Legal Action. They have free services that you are likely to qualify for.

you can file a motion to modify the guardian. You can also ask the court for a specific schedule for visitation.

each agent can make rules specific to that their client. So yes, your agent could say no contact while hers doesn't

Most of the time, yes. The only time they can't is if there is a union or other contract that says they can't.