You would need to appeal the decision if entered prior to the last 60 days and you will need an appellate attorney

You have the right to disagree and present your position to the court - which is a reasonable one (where you’re doing most of the “heavy lifting”...

It is unlikely that you’d be successful on an ex parte unless children are in imminent danger (so their age is a critical factor)

It depends on whether she has to agree to a monitor per your court orders but file an RFO for permission to use the selected monitor if s/he is on...

You can get a certified copy from the court where you obtained the dissolution - and if in Los Angeles it can be ordered on the court’s website...

You can use the guideline calculator available on website of CSSD to determine whether it’s favorable to asl for child deductions

… maybe for spoilage of evidence but it’s going to be nearly impossible to prove that the alleged missing items existed prior to police...

Discuss with a counselor at school unless you are still in contact with either parent who could attempt to terminate her guardianship if qualified

File your 320 and prepare to go to the hearing but it doesn’t seem like he made the correct request - a Request for Trial Setting and maybe a...

If you have an MSA, then you have agreed to a settlement; if it’s for all issues, the you need to file a request for order (form FL-300) to set it...