It depends on whether you have a final Judgment for Dissolution and the terms within that Judgment. Generally, you file a Request for Order...

…adding that you may be able to appear remotely in Los Angeles County but it’d be better to appear in person.

If you have full custody, you can request that are called “Jackson credits” which credit against the support owed while you had custody.

There are forms to Stip to Child Support and to Custody - but why not just prepared a Judgment? You can go to the self-help desk at your local...

If she doesn’t have title, arguably she can’t kick you out, but she could exaggerate conduct to obtain a “kick-out’ order with a DVTRO.

Yes - a default with agreement is the easiest way but you both must file the Preliminary Disclosure documents.

Since you apparently already had a hearing, and the court approved the move, there’s little you can do in the short term, and I would suggest that...

It doesn’t matter that he doesn’t live at the address; he provided it as his official mailing address, so as long as you have it mailed in...

Perhaps you only retained the attorney for the DV - review your retainer agreement, and then contact attorney and inquire if it is a question of...

You can also file an FL-350 (Stipulation to Establish or Modify Child Support and Order, linked...