I'm not sure why you asked this in the divorce law category, but I have changed it to the landlord and tenant law category.

You can request that the police or district attorney (or city prosecutor) pursue criminal charges for forgery.

The amount in dispute and whether the unpaid medical bills are unpartioned community debts are what will determine whether you can file in small...

You can file a rule for contempt, and possibly obtain a civil warrant for the return of the child, but you will most likely need an attorney to do...

You are under parental authority until you turn 18.

You would not be able to obtain an enforceable paternity/custody agreement/decree concerning the child until the child is born.

Yes, she needs to comply with the relocation statutes and obtain the father's consent or court approval in order to relocate the child to Texas.

You can file for a court order which will regulate whether the father has to cooperate with, and/or pay for, the tutoring.

Notarized agreements for child support are not enforceable unless they are made into a judgment/decree/order, filed in court, and signed by a judge.

Your best option would be to hire an attorney right away to evaluate your case in more detail and determine whether filing for sole custody - or...