You can try, but their terms of service will prevail.

You can be denied prescriptions for many reasons and yes, a pharmacy can ask why you are using the prescription for many different reasons.

Is it possible? Sure. Not guaranteed, though. Without seeing the agreement, there's no possible way to tell you where your attorney should be...

She has a protective order against you, and you want to do something aggressive and out of the ordinary. You can't see how this would be...

Based on what you write: "I thought I could go thru on a road because the cones and road closed sign was pushed to the side and the road was...

Yes. They can absolutely evict you for those things.

For that reason alone, no. A temporary order is still an order.

It would look like the process in Iowa Code Chapter 600. It creates the same legal obligations other natural parents would have.

You can start by asking whoever processes your payroll for the garnishment order.

You do not have a legal remedy to require the IRS to issue your refund more quickly.