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Talk to court or Attorney about filing for Divorce (easier than annulment) if you are not aware where he is ask about service via publication

Unless the law forbids both they can. However there is no gain for retailer by filing a criminal complaint if you pay Civil Demand.

You said he filed for Divorce what happened with that?

I am a retail theft consultant and answer questions like yours daily. Depending on circumstances and local laws both can be charged. However without more detail its hard to say

Abuse is not part of the criteria for emancipation. Its about self support not escaping your home. More here Teen emancipation | Parent Nook

I am a Retail Theft consultant and answer questions like yours daily. First you need to know what database (if any) the store uses. Then you would need to be or know a subscriber in order to see if your name is in database. If the store does belong to such a database then its a very strong...

Adoptions can be costly and they are not done quickly either. You need to contact Bio Dad and see if he is even willing to terminate his rights More here Step parent adoptions | Parent Nook

In general LP are NOT allowed to PUNCH! Too much can go wrong here it object is to restrain the person and bring them back to store for processing not injure them. Any LP engaging in throwing punches is likely going to see an HR action against them. In addition nearly all retailers who permit...

Shoplifters use the method of buying items all the time. They can always return items they bought for cash back and keep stolen items it snot uncommon

I am a Retail Theft consultant and answer questions like yours daily. As stated you do NOT have to exit store to be charged with theft. Some states concealment alone is a crime. If your partner passed the last point of sale he can be charged. Far as what can be done he needs to discuss that with...

Until you establish yourself as "legal Father" you can do nothing. Once you do this (after child's birth) you can seek solutions.

On first appearance in court plead not guilty and request public defender

A discussion with PD needs to happen to discuss defense and plea options.

I am a Retail Theft Consultant and answers questions like yours daily. The store, you should not have named publicly) has nothing to gain by filing a Police complaint if you pay Civil Demand. Here is some useful info on Civil Demand A recent writing of mine - Parent Nook Forums Civil Recovery

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Ignore the request they have no more legal right to see children than I do. Whatever action (if any) they take next will help you decide what you need to do (if anything) next.

This is exact reason why some retailers have a "no chase" or "hands off" policy.

exactly

When you asked him to leave was it in writing? Did you follow your states guidelines for tenant removal? If your answer is no you need to start from scratch by asking him in writing to leave

Yes I do its what my client did