She doesn’t actually decide at age 14; the law provides that the her voice can be heard, but having a voice is different than having a choice.

The actual separation date is when one of your told the other of you that the marriage was over.

Yes - but if you box it carefully, why would it get damaged?

There is a problem if someone can’t control a 2-year-old. However, you may need a parent coach or some other professional to assist in helping you...

She can’t really refuse to see him - she is only 2; you need to do everything you can to encourage her to see him and to help him bond with her.

You would need o get a court order to force your husband to do something he doesn’t want to do, which would require that your file for divorce or...

on these facts alone, I’d say unlikely

Crying during transitions is rather common at certain ages and until the family falls into a pattern. Dad needs to know that it probably isn’t...

If the court already has jurisdiction through a paternity case, then all subsequent documents can be mailed, so no - he can’t; however, if these...

If there is no future hearing scheduled, you don’t have to do anything. He will not progress with visitation.