The case - and the orders obtained - isn’t actually ended; it is only ‘closed’ for purposes of DCSS enforcement. So, since you paid her directly,...

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It depends on the nature and extent of his actions; you would have to be in fear of bodily harm to get a kick-out order.

Anything is possible, but I don’t see that as neglect. He can get a burner if it’s that important to run away and keep your phone.

The best procedure would be to call your spouse or his attorney and agree to continue; then call the court clerk and ask what the next available...

Don’t serve it, and don’t show up for the hearing, and it will go “off calendar.” Out of courtesy to the court, you might call the department...

…probably a reprimand at best- especially if it is a one-time discussion.

With your son’s ex or his dad’s ex? I’m assuming that dad is also present so what’s the problem? As long as she isn’t a danger to your son…. Ok.

File your own DV case, but if you want back in the house before then, you’ll have to find the courage to enter.

Relax and just inform the court of the facts; if he hasn’t been around, there is no change he will get full custody and he’s a fool for asking.

The issue isn’t that he said he’s unmarried; it’s that it’s his house and your interest is small - and diminished by the refinance depending on how...