You need to produce what is requested if you have it; if you don’t there is specific language in the cited code in the request that you must state....

Nothing; the police probably won’t come (because he is in the wrong) and if he takes you to court, defend your decision.

The judge won’t but the father might; if it was within the past 5 years, it creates a presumption against custody for you.

…and we don’t know what you’re talking about; if the agreement is that you have 15 minutes to get your belongings (because of a DVTRO?), perhaps...

You request a Statement of Decision but it must be done before the case is submitted to the judge. The only action worth taking is to hire an...

Just learn a lesson and pay it on September 1st per the judge’s direction.

You would need DNA to prove his paternity and an explanation as to why you didn’t establish it during your divorce.

Your rights are limited to controlling their activities when they are with you, and allowing him to exercise judgment when their are in his...

..and include his disagreement if it is in writing.

You can use your notes - especially since that’s the only evidence you have of the ruling. If you are wrong, the judge won’t sign it.