My best advice is to get your money together to hire an attorney. If you cannot afford an attorney you will have to take him back to court representing yourself.

The uncontested divorce includes child support if there are minor children born of the parties. You will need to submit to the Court a child support worksheet and child support addendum.

No, a final judgment and decree of divorce is final.

Either your current attorney needs to handle your case or you need a new attorney. But attorney's online can't advise you when you have legal representation.

No, your case is over and the order(s) signed from that case stand, and cannot now be attacked, 3 years later. Unfortunately, when a case is going on is the time to hire an attorney to represent you and help you finalize the matter.

Anything you purchased during the marriage could be considered marital property, even a property in another country the spouse has never seen.

If you in fact have minor children then you need to file for divorce and state that you have minor children. I would speak directly to an attorney

Yes. Giving up your parental rights will not relieve you of your obligation to financially support your minor child.

If you have an issue with the current order you will need to file for a modification. That is the only way to change your current visitation.

There should have been instructions on how to respond on the summons you received. If you need further assistance you should consider hiring an attorney to represent you.

A potential father can take a mother to court on an action to legitimize and the court can order a paternity test. If he is determined to be the biological father the court may award him some form of custody & visitation.

It is difficult for me to follow the issues based on what you have written. My best advice would be to speak with an attorney. A judge's bias is a matter of your opinion and is not something you are likely to be able to obtain a change for necessarily. Other procedural issues that you claim... View More

No one can tell you what the child support would be without any financial documents. Child support can be modified every two years without a material change in circumstances. If you think there could be an increase, you could hire an attorney and take the father back to court.

I wold advise you to hire an attorney and file for contempt. An attorney can assist you in obtaining a judgment and in post-judgment collections to collect on that judgment.

If you have a court order that allows you to speak to a child by telephone, then you should have access.

You can either continue to try and discuss your case with your current attorney or hire a new one.

It would appear that these questions are inquiries you should make directly with your attorney. Because it would appear that you had an attorney who was representing you in this case.

Unfortunately, sometimes judges don't listen to pro se litigants representing themselves. If you felt like the judge wasn't being unbiased, then my best advice would be to hire an attorney.

You can file a case with the state for your arrears or hire a private attorney to file a contempt action. Those are your options.

If the other parent is not spending any time with the child nor helping to take care of the child financially in any way, then yes, you can file for child abandonment.