Can my wife attend my supervised visits by my sister? Can I change supervised visitation outside it being family to facility?

You need to seriously talk with a family law attorney. The supervision should only be a temporary thing. From the sounds of it your Ex does not...

I'm married to a sex offender will I lose custody of my daughter that is not his child? Or my 2 that are his kiss?

You need to carefully read Family Code 3030 and see if it applies. If it does there are steps you can take. You should seriously talk to a family...

Restraining order and divorce

It sounds like all he has gotten is a temporary restraining order against you. You need to respond to the temporary order before it becomes a...

Can the written msa be used for escrow instructions if house sells before divorce is finalized. If not what does escrow need ?

You would need to discuss this with the escrow company. If both of you agree and sign the escrow instructions then there should be no problem.

Your question is confusing and rambles. It is hard to understand what you are asking. Under Family Code 3030 a registered sex offender can not...

What do I do next? How do I get records of my file?

You need to get an appointment and talk with the court supervisor. There is no reason for them losing your file.

What can I do to change court orders

You need to seriously talk to a family law attorney. There is so much more that is going on and you need to protect not only your rights but those...

What is my legal recourse? Do I have to hire a lawyer? Can I do this on my own?

It sounds like your divorce was in Kansas. You should probably talk with an attorney in Kansas. In California if someone refuses to sign a deed...

How am I able to switch my sons school to a better school even though the ex doesn't agree?

You need to file a Request for Order with the court explaining why you want to change schools. You should provide the court with any research you...

Filing an Ex Parte hearing for a change in custody and visitation is extremely difficult. The Family Code even discourages any changes of custody...