Generally, all properties, personal or community should be disclosed and it is common for one party to litigate the nature/character of a property.

The short answer is yes. There are other steps to be taken to cancel the default and litigate the next issue. Yo may also want to mediate or...

The best way to go about it is to borrow or obtain HOLC. Family law attorneys do not take cases on a contingency basis.

You may search for QDRO specialist on line or ask attorneys or the BAR to refer you to one.

file for establishing the paternity with the court

Petitioner's name in front of Petitioner (person filing the request) and Respondent is the other party / spouse/ partner/copanion

you can copy the same as you did in your response . Nothing else goes with that form.

It is too late, it should have been done before marriage.

You can obtain them by requesting them from the court ( in person or by phone) and paying for the copies.

It could be if it is mentioned i the judgment or agreed to by the parties.