Frankly, I think you are over-reacting. You don’t need “loads of supplemental declarations” to show an excess of 3 days. Keep focused on the fact...

She can certainly resign from her obligation to take care of her mother but she shouldn’t continue to be paid; you need to get a Conservatorship...

If you have filed a Stipulated Judgment, you don’t need an MSA.

It seems that since your have your daughter for 4 days (Thur-Mon) and the other parent has her 3, you are the “custodial” parent - or at least have...

You can certainly file a Petition for Guardianship; note that it may cause her to react in objection because she will have to get notice.

OTOH, you could just explain that the “armed guards” are there for their protection and there’s nothing to be afraid of…. Just like there’s no...

If they are from the same court, but make sure that the custodial parent hasn’t just filed two separate cases with different numbers.

You can however file an RFO to get the amount he owes you reduced to a defined amount in the form of a court order that is enforceable via Writ of...

…5 court (business) days prior to the hearing.

It will just go off calendar but the best thing to do is to call the department clerk and inform them that you want it to go off calendar.