I just do d and 4 (because since there is an agreement, the court isn’t actually making a deciding order)

If you get your kids back, it will be in children’s court from CPS; you can’t get custody in your divorce case until the CPS case is concluded...

If he goes to court, he’ll get phone calls. Perhaps daily, You won’t be able to terminate his rights - you may be able to reduce his visitation....

No - but you could file a Writ. Get a consult with an appellate attorney.

Did you make a copy of the one you signed? If not, you’ll have to file a Request for Order to vacate and set aside the filed Order; include a...

…but this “mediation” may not be considered statutory mediation. It sounds too informal to me. You need to get a paid consultation. One must...

It depends on how your orders are worded, but you will pay interest on whatever you owe that you’re not paying, so doing nothing is not your best...

You file a Petition for Guardianship in the county and state where the children live.

Ultimately, he is right but ONLY if he leaves you and the baby and doesn’t provide child support. He will not be liable for hospital expenses even...

Whether you take the test demanded as a decision depends in part on whose child is potentially risk.