Where one spouse relies on the other's health insurance, or other financial support, and bifurcation would jeopardize those benefits, an argument...

There is generally no expectation of privacy in a public places. Consult with a local attorney regarding your other questions.

It sounds like you may have a basis for a domestic violence restraining order. Speak with a local attorney about this and, specifically, a request...

More information is needed, but it sounds like a enforcement issue. Speak with a local attorney about your case.

The court would presumably need to make a putative spouse finding, which would be based on a good faith belief that the second marriage was valid;...

Whether to file requests ex parte is a judgment call, which is best made with the assistance of an experienced attorney.

Respectfully, I'd recommend you hire an attorney to ensure that your documents are completed properly.

The District Attorney's Office has discretion regarding whether to file criminal charges or not. You may want to speak with a family law attorney...

Contact civil rights attorneys in your area and set-up consultations. After the consults, make a decision regarding who to hire.

Finish the classes or therapy and hire an attorney help you with a RFO to modify custody and visitation. Good luck.