If you deny him all custody, he will file for a visitation schedule. No court will completely remove him from his child's life unless you have a...

Absolutely yes. She can serve you if you are present in the state or if you are in Ohio by certified mail

Yes, but his children, if he has any, also have a right to one half of any unclaimed property. You have a right to the other half.

Yes you can file pro se if you know what to file and how to get him served. Service us why the state is probably unsuccessful.

Contact your personal insurance company immediately and give no statements. Your insurance company should supply you with an attorney.

No, first refusal does not apply to the step parent unless the Judgment specifically includes the step parent.

If you already have a Judgment of Child Support, go to the District Attorney's Office to get it rnforced by a garnishment. If not, how did you...

If there is a protective order, then no, you can't go take the truck and put anyone out of the home. You need to hire an attorney to file a Motion...

Your only other choice into hire a private attorney if the state is not getting him served and into court.

Go to the District Attorney's Office SEPERATELY and complete "drop charge forms". However the DA can still press charges, but probably won't if...