Does the respondent have standing to assert claims as next friend of the child (1)
against the petitioner under Article III of the United States Constitution?

(2) Does the federal law preempt a State 's restraining-order statutes under the
Supremacy Clause?

Does a State violate the Fourteenth Amendment 's guarantee of due-process (3)
and equal-protection by applying the restraining-order statutes to order no
contact, except for commitment to a "facility for the diagnosis, observation or
treatment of persons with psychiatric disabilities, " of the petitioner and her
child?

(4) Does a state violate the Full Faith and Credit Clause to deny the enforcement
of the parties ' out-of-state divorce decree by applying the restraining-order
statutes?

(5) Does a state impair the petitioner 's contractual rights under the Contracts
Clause, without due process, by applying the restraining-order statutes to deny
the enforcement of the custody and visitation terms . of . the settlement
agreement incorporated, but not merged into, the divorce decree that spells out
the best interests of the child?

Does the respondent have standing to assert claims as next friend of the child against the petitioner under Article III of the United States Constitution?