Legal Question in Family Law in California

Of course you can. Immigration status is completely irrelevant to Family Law proceedings, except to the extent any immigration proceedings might be going on that would impact a custody and visitation plan. In fact unless there is a pending immigration proceeding, such as a deportation or something, that would affect parenting, the court is not going to want even to hear about immigration status.

I agree with Mr. McCormick. His immigation status has nothing to do with getting a court order for child support. It does, however, cause problems for enforcement, if he leaves the country or gets deported.