And this is the second time you are posting what is essentially the same question, which has already been answered.

Anyone can take someone to court pretty much whenever he or she feels like it. Does not mean they should nor does it mean they will win. Don't...

Can she, the answer is yes. Should she, depends somewhat on terms of parenting agreement. If in doubt, have parenting agreement reviewed by an...

Assuming that what you said is correct, you don't have to do anything. If the father wants parenting time, it is on him to file a motion to modify...

Depends on which motion is directed to you. Suggest that you read motions because answer is there. No mystery here.

If there is a court order that he pay and he has violated that order, you can ask that he be held in contempt of court or you can ask for a money...

You need to bring all relevant documents to an attorney who can review the documents and your information and then advise you. Maybe you were...

The larger question is whether or not the child will be going to college and how college expenses are allocated. Either way, it is on him to file...

Too much going on here for a simple Q & A website. Take all relevant court documents to an attorney who can review the documents, get additional...

The quoted sentence helps him not her. That aside, need more facts to answer question. He might have the right to have others with him during his...