Since younow live in Ohio, you need to check with Ohio attorneys.

She certainly can; it will depend on the reasonable of your concerns and whether you have any factual basis for them.

…and I assume that the time that you are remaining in a home that was awarded to your ex is limited and that your obligation to pay for it while...

You cannot file in California if you no longer live in California.

And I question your desire to have custody of your child if you refrain from a confrontation merely because your mom will “cause a scene.”

I normally do not include photos but in your case their use would go to disprove the allegation.

If you haven’t served the Request for Order on the other party, you can call and ask the court to take it off calendar.

You can’t sue the court but you might want to get a consultation from a local family law attorney to review your options.

IMHO it depends on the age of the child -but you really can’t accommodate one FT per week?

If your case is not dismissed and the other party has filed a Response, you can attempt to proceed by using his or her last known official address...