It depends on what happened that removed B from the deed.

You cannot; you needed to appeal the termination decision within 60 days of entry.

It’s based on the comparative incomes of both parents compared to their relative custodial times with the child.

You must factually convince the court that it’s not in the best interest of the child to spend 50% of their time with dad.

You have a right to custodial time with your daughter apart from her mother, and unless she has a factual basis for “not trusting your judgment”...

If no court orders, get court orders; file a Petition to Establish Parental Relationship + Request for Order for Visitation. Request a slow...

I agree with everyone but … cutting to the chase, one of you cover his share to be reimbursed when assets are disbursed by taking it out of share

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Your mother or you need to file a Petition for Conservatorship in the county where your dad lives

You would be in contempt which will matter more if the mom is also getting benefits; ultimately, contempt and possibly jail (though unlikely)

…probably January 8th but possibly January 6th