Here is a link with info on adoptions: https://www.sb-court.org/sites/default/files/Divisions/Family%20Law/adopt050info.pdf

You can wait, or you can file it where he has lived for 3 months.

All divorces in the United States are “no fault” - and there is a guideline formula to determine child and spousal support; you just input...

If paternity has been established legally, then you retain your legal rights - you just need to enforce them by file a request for child visitation.

You need to file a parentage action - probably in Nevada if that’s where they live.

It depends on how and why she just found out; the safest choice is to appear at the hearing, explain the reason why she didn’t have time to respond...

You only have to include those of his of which your are aware, and he too will have to complete the same forms.

I don’t understand what the limitation on your relationship is - so maybe call her probation officer and ask.

Interesting question; it could be argued that since their son is no longer the child’s legal parent, they ar no longer the child’s legal...

Probably; does it also shoe Notice of Entry of Judgment? If so, you are divorced (assuming that your petition was for dissolution of marriage).