Yes, no, and not under family law but perhaps otherwise depending on agreement.

You need a court process to get orders that can be enforced

No - he is her father; even if you have sole legal custody, he would have the authority to approve medical attention in an emergency.

It is certainly not illegal and to my knowledge even prevented.

Under these facts, you probably can but you’ll have to file a Request for Order and request it - assuming that there is a parentage action that...

Yes - but be sure an retain copies of documents that provide evidence of tracing from separate property to purchase of residential property...

You have to wait a few more days until he gets a paycheck. If you don’t receive payment within 15 days, I suggest calling his employer’s HR...

Since the court already has jurisdiction over your ex-wife through your divorce, the RFO can be mailed to her by anyone over 18 with a confirmation...

The U.S. has no jurisdiction to act in Mexico - so I’m not aware of anything the could be done.

...and you are standing in the shoes of a step-parent and hopefully will have significant time with his child. Luckily, the judicial officer took...