You dad needs to appear at the hearing and object; he will get a court-appointed attorney.

No - they are the petitioner so you have to serve them with a copy of the RFO that you file.

Provide him with a formal 60-day notice to vacate, and then hire counsel to file an unlawful detainer (eviction) if he doesn’t leave.

You need to show the court that you have had a regular visitation schedule with her until recently - and maybe consider what might have happened...

I’m not sure what you are asking but you should consider filing a petition for temporary guardianship over the child.

As the legal parent, he can of course contest you choice; the real question is whether he would be successful,. I have no direct experience with...

He still owes you the money but you owe him the deed; he probably can’t refinance but contact him to discuss.

You have to tell the court what kind of parenting plan you want (that you think would work for your child) by either checking the boxes or stating...

…or you could file the same papers but as an AMENDED RFO and change the custody request; however, it would have to be filed so you have 16 court...

She may lose custody or be restricted but you will have to make the request.