We have a deputy-clerk stamped OAH & minute order from Sept 2025 that we've been following without issue until my ex decided he could rescind the agreement the day before Thanksgiving.  Due to the outdated order (I think it was from 2023) having a wet signature & the new OAH not having a wet signature, along with the failure of the police to acknowledge that a minute order is a court order, my old orders are being enforced by the police. I'm losing more time I can never get back. What can I do? My attorney is working on it now, but I've spent so much money. This court order feels like it's not worth the ink used to print it.

My ex has been bullying me with welfare checks (had one yesterday!) & nonstop hearings (just beat 171 contempt charges!) since our kid was born almost 7 years ago. I've had a GPS tracker on my car, countless private investigators, nonstop welfare checks, many false allegations, etc. 

I'm executor for my dad's estate as he recently passed & I just need some reprieve in this perpetual nightmare. How can I exercise my legal & physical custody when the police are confused?  I provided the following, along with the court documents, to the police:

Why the OAH & minute order are valid:

• California Rules of Court rule 1.31 A minute order is a court order once the judge states the ruling and the clerk enters it.

• Government Code 69844 The clerk’s minutes are the official record of the court.

• California Rules of Court rule 2.257(a) Electronic signatures have the same legal effect as a handwritten signature.

• Los Angeles Superior Court General Order on e-filing The electronic file stamp (for example, “Electronically Filed… by T. Harper, Deputy Clerk”) constitutes the court’s endorsement and approval.

Thank you for any guidance!

How can I get local cops to enforce current orders? Ex decided we're reverting to old orders & officers are on board