I think it means that he gets them every Thursday to every Sunday because of the “1st half” wording.

You can file a request for a DVTRO and get her removed from the house; here’s a link to instructions and there is probably a self-help desk at your...

…adding that as general advice, get all money owed to you as proceeds from sale of house; otherwise, it might be had to enforce/collect.

Help you do what? If there are court orders defining parenting time, and your BF violated them, their mom has a right to bring the police to...

Yes - all you need to do is file the FL-141; he needs to file the FL-141, FL-170, FL-180 with MSA attached and your signatures notarized, and FL-190.

Spousal rape is a crime so you would have to report it to the DA; you could’ve possibly sued for spousal battery but as a tort, you would need to...

It’s not entirely clear but I think it means that mother gets odd years and father gets even years.

You may not have to go back to court - it depends on what the most recent court order says and why you were scheduled to go to court. You could...

They have to follow existing orders, request new ones, or reach a compromise on their own.

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One of you would have to file in your new state and request transfer of jurisdiction. However, it would seem much easier to just conclude your...