You can go to the courthouse and get a DVTRO protecting her from him, or check on the court’s website. Here’s full...

No - I guess technically he gets 4 hours (superseding 6 hours) but I suggest letting him have his six unless you also get a certain number of hours...

The process would have been to dismiss or set aside the San Bernardino case but it seems you have waited way too long. The newer orders are the...

If it is impossible to get the records, perhaps try another firm to prepare the QDRO or seek an alternative by agreement with your ex.

It is unlikely to find the necesarry irreparable harm - but you can argue it.

And, first and foremost, your husband has to agree; otherwise it will be sold.

It’s not common - usually the parties share transportation - but the other parent can’t drive, so ???

If the RFOs are pre-Judgment, then you can use the information for either.

You will need to file a new DVTRO with new incidents of DV.

Without being too obvious, you need to figure out why they keep denying you; maybe a consult with a local attorney would help.