He would have to have a lawyer file the motion with the Clerk of the Court. It would be difficult (but not impossible if he is sharp) to write a motion and mail it to family court. If he does this, you as the opposing party will be notified by mail of the motion and the allotted time to respond. The whole process could take months to accomplish. The judge might be reticent to rule on it until your husband can...

County jails are generally expected to provide some form of out-of-cell time and access to recreation, though the specific legal requirements vary by state and the standards are enforced inconsistently. Most facilities have a designated recreation area, either an outdoor space with walls and a covered top where inmates can get fresh air and exercise, or an indoor gym that opens two to three times per week when outdoor access is not possible. That access is considered part of basic...

Two days is still very early. When someone self-surrenders to a federal or state facility, there is an Admissions and Orientation period that has to be completed before the inmate's information fully propagates through the system and before communication privileges are activated. That process typically takes anywhere from a week to ten days, depending on the facility's intake volume and scheduling. The database not showing him yet is normal for this timeframe. Systems update on their own schedule and newly arrived...