He may be re-orienting after release, or in a half-way house if he’s out on probation. If you have his contact info, he’s the one with the most...

Monitor the case online, appear any hearings, file a Request for Special Notice of all pleadings, and hire an attorney

Probably not - there is what is called Litigation Privilege (Civil Code 47)

Without the agreement of the other party; it’s highly unlikely - and would depend on the proof of the prior agreement.

…just because he wants to limit therapy to insurance-covered - no

He is not required to prove that he can support them; he does have to prove that custody with him is in their best interest.

Expenses are important is spousal support is at issue, so the court needs you to disclose what your expenses actually are; if you share expenses,...

You’re hiding the ball: there is a reason why MC was successful stopping your visitation, so that’s where your focus should be.

I see a bit of jealousy - perhaps first discuss this with her father.

It would seem that offering them a better financial life would be in their best interest, but the court won’t consider it from that point of view...