If she lost all parental rights, then you can; if she only lost custodial rights, she is still their mother.

It seems that you are the one complaining about the violations; you can either try a different approach and try to coexist with them, or you will...

As executor, she doesn’t have the authority to change any terms of the will. You can object when she files her Petition for Final Distribution if...

You could only file a stipulated judgment signed by both of you - after you’ve completed at least preliminary disclosures; otherwise, you have file...

I posit that the kids are afraid of their uncle because of information they have received from you; everyone needs second chances and you will have...

It depends on the wording in your Judgment, and after that, the length of your marriage and the disparity in incomes.

You might be able to take her to small claims court if you have proof that the bird belongs to you - or to prove the value of the bird and get...

Perhaps you failed to complete # 2 of the FL-180 showing that the case was contested, decided by a judicial officer on a particular date.

…maybe just a mandate from their school. I would consider it a routine procedure.

There really isn’t a special rule but you can get orders restricting residency to CA although the court can permit a move if in the best interest...