1) Contact your State's child support agency - they have access to databases, etc., to locate him. 2) Discuss this with court personnel - perhaps service can be sent to his work location or he can be served in person (which can be done anywhere).
Not by himself but he can go to court and try and the court will decide.
That depends on the circumstances of the parties and the court.
That depends on the circumstances of the parties and the court.
Through court actions, but not on her own.
Maintenance is a payment made by one ex-spouse to the other, usually for a limited time. If you are referring to child support, your son's father marriage does not exempt him from supporting his child.
go to the court house, and ask to be put in front of a juge
This is something that should have been addressed in the court order.
Well if the real father wantd anything to do with the baby you can go get a new birth. Certificate or you can go to court to put it in his record , yours and the babys to be honest there is only a few things you can do but you would have to do what you feel is best .
The welfare payment will be affected only if the court awards maintenance.
No she can not. Of course you can never lie to the court! The father have the right tot know where his child lives.
It depends on the jurisdiction. Many provide a standard amount that must be paid until the court declares otherwise. They cannot allow children to be destitute and without support just because the court hasn't finalized their ruling and the father is a jerk.
Yes, until released from it by a court, but he should file for custody.