
Quoting
rmet4nzkx
The time to get a Court order for the California Police report was in California while you had the child in California before the CA judge ordered you to return the child. A judge doesn't have to consider a police report, so even getting the Police report may still do you little good. If you applied for emergency custody using the appropriate sections of CA statutes and there was a documented history of "family violence within 5 years" should have made a difference, being pro per is very risky, too risky when the best interest of a child is at stake. The fact that the child denies the abuse for what ever reason and no physical evidence and 3 other unfounded investigations does not bode well and this strategy may have backfired on you. Finding competent counsel to represent you will be very costly and you will need a very specialized family law attorney to address these issues.
IF THIS IS A CUSTODY BATTLE, PLEASE, PLEASE GET BOTH AN ATTORNEY AND COUNSELING.