Can my spouse, who originally filed, drop the divorce without my consent or knowledge?

He can voluntarily dismiss his complaint, but this should not affect your counter-complaint. If you don't already have an attorney, you should get one. If he is not answering the interrogatories, there are legal steps, including a motion to compel, that can be filed to have the judge order him to answer. Best of luck!

Generally speaking, he can voluntarily dismiss his Complaint without your consent. However, their are certain exceptions. Further, it will not effect your Counter-Complaint, if you have one filed. I recommend speaking with an attorney in your area. You can you use the "Find a Lawyer" link above to find an experienced attorney in your area. Best of luck!

Your husband can take a voluntary dismissal of his original complaint at any time; but, because you have filed a counter-complaint your counter-complaint is still pending and you have now become the Plaintiff. Whether you choose to proceed on your counter-complaint is up to you. I would suggest that you consult with your attorney or if you don't have one the immediately hire one if you wish to proceed.