Can/should I file an exparte as the ex is now refusing to allow children to travel/attend cousin's wedding 3 weeks away..?

You would probably have to file the ex parte to get what is called an "order shortening time" because you don't have the grounds necessary for an...

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Is it okay for me a 16 year old girl to date a 24 year old guy in the state of california?

It's not illegal if you don't have any sexual contact and it is him that would be committing the illegal act. You should discuss this with him,...

What can I do to have RO dismissed ?s

There is nothing you can do but appeal (although highly unlikely that you would be successful because discretion lies with the trial judge). ...

Should we point this out to the mortgage co? Can they now collect? Is there any way to ratify this now that he's deceased?

...adding to Atty James suggestion, you can't sell the house without opening a probate and probate attorneys are limited to collecting their fees...

Now I did my time took classes from the EBI incarceration program iis there any thing I can apply for at least supervised visits

If you love your kids, file the Request for Order for supervised visits. It will likely depend on the exact wording of the criminal court order so...

Black male pursues visitation 5 yrs lose, proved perjuries/lies of mother. clean record no violent history or drugs good job

There is no question here - but you need to reconsider because you'll be before the judge for the duration (unless she retires and relocates). You...

Is there a minimum amount of time I'm allowed to have? Will the judge order this?

What you have to ask yourself is what other schedule is possible; if the court permits mom to take the child out of state, OR if the court changes...

What is the typically parenting provision jargon for Contact between Parents and Children in Contra Costa County?

it isn't necessary to quote that provision - just outline a plan that gives mom and dad each sufficient time with the child.

Whats the best way to handle the childs activities ( sports)

He can certainly ask, and should (because if he's going to court anyway, the worst case scenario is the judge says no which is where he is before...

Can one parent overrule another parent in situations like this?

I'm assuming that the child has been involved in the sport for some time so am curious as to why the tournament is a particular issue, but I would...