You would file a Petition to Terminate (what I assume is) Guardianship - stating facts that show the court that you have it together and that is in...

She cannot do that - and I doubt an officer would accompany her to attempt it.

If you were cohabitating with your spouse, he is the conclusively presumed legal father of the child - even if the other guy is the bio-dad. I...

If your issue is rather “run-of-the-mill” with a clear right to whatever you are requesting, you don’t need it; if it is unique or if there is a...

If you’re an adult, she has no legal obligation to allow you to stay.

It’s up to you to move the case forward - not the court; the status conference date is to check your progress and get you moving if you’re not.

....or review instructions on court’s website: https://www.courts.ca.gov/selfhelp-divorce.htm

In which case you will know how much he owes you but you still face the same collection problem.

You can’t because they don’t trust you to protect your children and/or take care of them. They - and you - need time for you to prove them wrong.

You can’t set aside a Judgment based on allegations of misconduct against your own attorney; your proper court of action would be malpractice but...