You may be able to obtain a protective order, but I'd also consider filing one for the children as well (though their ages may raise a question...

Can my ex-wife use her new husband as her lawyer?

Yes, she can do that. But there are a number of issues raised by that. What does your attorney say about it? You do have an attorney, right? If...

What do I do to protect myself?

Your question appears to be more of criminal law than family law, particularly if you are now being accused of "touching". You may well want to get...

Can I move back to my home state with my kids?

A lot will depend on what the final custodial arrangements are. From what you say, the divorce will be in Ohio, and Ohio will determine custody....

How can I go around from answering these questions that the other partys atty. wants me to answer?

You filed the case, so presumably you'll have to answer the questions. It would be best to either get a written agreement with all counsel...

If one parent pays child support to the other parent does it mean that the parent receiving the money has custody?

You fail to say what entity set child support and what document you signed. In general if that was done by the state's child support agency, then...

Can my husband and I sign a paper stating he can only have the kids Fri to sun and have it notarized and it be legally enforced?

In general it would not be "legally enforced" unless it was filed in your divorce and reduced to an order of the court. The best thing to do is get...

At what point am I justified in having a custody case moved to my jurisdiction?

From what you say, the custody case originated in Kansas, and from the sounds of it the case is still active whether you like it or not. Why was...

What are my best options for custody or shared parenting

The only way that going to trial negatively impacts a child's life is if a parent puts the child in the middle! Real parents will do everything to...

Is my ex in contempt of court if he doesn’t sign quit claim and refinance? Lawyer is asking for more$???

He may be, depending on the terms of the decree. That is up to the judge to decide. And, you should probably pay your attorney as things could get...