If your spouse files for divorce when you are not in the country, then he or she will be unable to serve you with Summons. This means that you are...

Only the "custodial" parent needs permission to leave the state, and this is only when they seek to permanently take the child(ren) with him or her.

No, it does not. However, your spouse has a potential claim for reimbursement to the marital estate for the marital funds that went into paying the...

The fee for this service will vary from lawyer to lawyer, but $200 to $250 would not be unreasonable if the lawyer also records the deed.

Your only option is to take him back to court. You would file a Petition for Rule to Show Cause as to why he should not be held in indirect civil...

Is the lawyer going to file an Appearance as your attorney and represent you in court? If so, $1,500 is quite reasonable.

No, he cannot. Based on the language you provided, he is forever barred from seeking spousal support from you.

Your question is difficult to answer because you were not supposed to file the financial info with the Court to begin with. However, that being...

Suspending your parenting time is within the judge's authority. Let it go at that.

No. The court does not require it. Your marriage is established through testimony.