Maybe because they don’t have it. If it was filed with the court, get it there.

Assuming your grandmother is your guardian, then your dad would file a petitioner to terminate guardianship in which your grandmother would joint.

The judge should’ve made a finding on the record; get a consultation with an appellate attorney if it’s been less than 60 days.

If you want custody, you will have to have a custody battle because obviously the mom doesn’t agree; here’s instructions on filing, and you must...

If his rescheduling requests are due to “work, deployment, or drill, then the order seems to say that you are to cooperate; however, the court...

If the false statements were made outside of and after the litigation, you might be able to sue her for slander but you would have to prove the...

What’s the problem with mom calling your daughter during your parenting weekend? As long as calls aren’t excessive (one per day) the court will...

You have to file an RFO (FL-300) and provide these factual reasons for your request.

You apparently already have - by losing and then gaining custody; all you can do is ask for child support.

You won’t have to pay until requested and ordered; you can do a vocational evaluation because she is not earning to her capacity.