As long as the child is below 18 you need consent from the other parent.
Not if you wish top leave but if you take the child with you you need both hers and the courts consent. It's because the visitation, child support orders etc have to work.
Leave permanently, no. That would violate the visitation order. To move would require his and the courts consent.
Usually a percentage of time is divided between parents for child visitation. If one parent has primary custody, they probably have the child 70% of the time ... that would leave you with 30%. In days, that would be about 2.1 days per week. The actual 'rate' or allotted time for each parent is determined by the courts at the time of legal separation and/or divorce. The judge will determine these amounts in some cases.
The mother have custody. The father have to prove paternity by providing a DNA test and he can then get his parental rights and petition for custody, visitation and pay child support.
If longer than 30 days, outside a normal extended visitation.
Either parent can hire a babysitter.
Yes, but it has to be equally applied to the mother's boyfriend.
both of them
He has no legal right to be with/see/have contact with the mother of his child if her parents--or his (since he's also a minor)--are opposed to it. Once paternity is established he has the obligation of paying child support and the legal right to petition for court-ordered visitation with the child, but that is only for visitation with the child, not the mother of the child. well i think its there choice to be honest so just leave them alone and dont talk about them behind there back, ok? You should of thought of the consequinces before that night.
If a visitation schedule is recorded, you would be required to return the child to the area in order for him to exercise his access rights.
The child can has to be 18 before they are forced to leave home
yes you do have to leave them something if the parents died