If he isn’t protecting another that lives in the home, I would say that he restrain his son from living in a home that he doesn’t live in - because...

…and when you ask that they be consolidated with his as the lead case (with him the Petitioner and you the Respondent) and that your Petition be...

There are no pros and cons - it just is. The same issues will follow you to family court but without the threat that the state will take custody...

Set the case for trial and the house will be ordered sold at trial.

You definitively file a response - and you can call it an Objection.

Petition for Guardianship but you’ll have to petition in the state where he lives with the intent to take him to your residence.

No - the six-month residency requirement must be fulfilled immediately prior to filing.

Regardless, you should be prepared to pay additional attorney fees to hire a new attorney to undue what you claim was a pressured stipulation.

No - and the Subpoena has to be issued by the court, or her attorney.

Rights to what? Community property is limited to that earned during marriage, and if you indeed have a “legal separation” then your community...