Yes, you have a discretionary 60 day grace period, perhaps you can port to a new employer.

The address applies to an individual, not to a document, as such, if you do not change your address, neither does your green card.

Generally advance parole is for a person in the U.S. with certain pending applications, such as I-485, DACA TPS and Asylum.

Send your bank records and a letter from your accountant. Perhaps you have paid your quarterly business taxes.

The lawyer can send a request, but there is never any guarantee the consulate will agree to it.

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She will probably file a self petition as an abused spouse, you cannot stop her from doing that.

She cannot file for adjustment of status without your assistance, except of course if she claims to be an abused spouse. You cannot do anything...

It depends on the U.S. consulate from where you are applying for the visa. The timing for U.S. citizens does not depend on where their ancestors...

It's routine that any time they put someone in removal proceedings, ICE will retain the individual's passport.

You have a chance of being granted cancellation if your child is a minor. Once your child turns 21, have him or her file an I-130 on your behalf...