…adding that of course the two of you can agree to change the parenting plan, but if you don’t put it in writing and file it with the court, one of...

The 17-year-old is nearly an adult and can assist with the 13-year-old. Put on your big-boy pants.

…reasonable enough to file a RFO for change of custody if she moves - although I don’t exactly how that would effect current custody. It depends...

Co-parent is the one with the court order so her obligation is by court order. The “child” is 14 and the choice does not belong to her.

Either one of you has the right to the vehicle but since she isn’t making payments, I’d get it. Notify her after you do so she doesn’t think it...

I would take her back to court - 4 hours every weekend is a lot - and a knee injury shouldn’t last 8 months. However, start with the diagnosis and...

…adding that the paralegal is not correct.

You are only prevented from removing the children from the state; as a practical matter since H lives in Utah, it doesn’t change much for him...

The source of your funds for your separate account have to be earned after date of separation, gifted to you or inherited; otherwise, they would be...

No - unfortunately you can’t. I suggest your friend’s mom file a petition for guardianship on the fact that your parents have abandoned you.