Go to the self-help desk or follow these instructions; https://www.courts.ca.gov/selfhelp-custody.htm

He certainly could - and she has no right to take the child from his or her home state.

...adding the there is no such thing as a permanent custody order; it can always be modified with a change of circumstance.

He can try; it depends on whether there are limitative terms in your orders or whether the move will cause the need to modify the current custodial...

You won’t get much because there’s not much to get, but of course you can.

Your plan administrator of the pension should be able to provide you with a form waiver for your ex to sign.

I think you’ll have to hire an attorney to get that done.

....perhaps for necessities of life, but you need to work out how he will be supported if he is unemployed.

The only way you can unravel this is to deal directly with the agency. You apparently don’t have the patience to locate the case file and figure...

If you’re waiting for your Judgment, you have completed the process and already done your disclosures - which should have included this account. ...