It’s a simple process and in my experience the judicial officer just signs the order if there are no objections; however, you and the moving party...

You need to file a petition to terminate the guardianship.

Do a google search for local attorneys who satisfy your requirements.

While I understand your analysis, it actually is just the opposite; if the court approves the move, it is unlikely that you’ll be able to continue...

She would have to file to terminate the Guardianship and nominate you to be her guardian if she needs one; however, if she does need one, she might...

…adding that the loss of child support can be considered a change of circumstance for modifying spousal support.

It depends on the terms in your custody orders, but usually they prevent relocating out of the state - not just leaving for a visit; however, he...

Very seldom - and definitely not just because the other parent filed first.

In response to whether you can designate, just designate a beneficiary and see if brokerage accepts it.

If she is an adult, you need to file a Petition for Conservatorship - assuming she’s incompetent along with bi-polar but check with her physician...