Attempting to permanently relocate the children without the other parent's consent or court approval could result in losing custody of the children.

You can object to her relocation and have the custody of the child determined in Louisiana if you file within the legal time frame.

The "should she" part of your question is more of a relationship-advice question than legal inquiry, but whether she is legally required to do so...

This more of an immigration law question than a divorce law question, so I have changed the category.

You would need to have the court set restrictions for interstate and/or plane travel in the custody decree or custody implementation plan.

There is no law requiring you to allow your children to see your inlaws.

She can file for custody in court. Attempting to "sign" temporary custody to you would not help.

She would need to file for custody and obtain a court order in Louisiana.

You would have to be awarded custody by a court, and it is highly unlikely that a court would grant you custody of your spouse's child unless your...

The question about your "pregnancy rights" is too broad for this forum, but your medical provider can prohibit third parties, even your husband,...