D.F.

facts limited to matters in the record on appeal. (See Brockey v. Moore (2003) 107

Cal.App.4th 86, 96 [claim of insufficiency of the evidence may be waived through a

failure to set forth material evidence on an issue].) To the extent Mother's interrelated

arguments challenge the sufficiency of the evidence produced on which the court's

discretionary decisions were made, it is important to understand the entire picture

presented by the record.

A. Child's Request for DVRO; July 13 and August 17, 2015 Hearings

In the previous dissolution action between Mother and Father, numerous child

custody and visitation issues were litigated. In addition to Child, born in 2008, Mother

and Father together have one daughter, two years younger. Father also has a year-old son

with his second wife (the stepmother). Previously, Father obtained his own DVRO

effective between January 2012 and January 2014, on the basis that Mother had been

violent toward him. (Furlani v. Furlani (Super Ct. San Diego County, 2011, No.

3 DS46614).) Also, Child obtained his own temporary restraining order (TRO) against

Mother in the same case in October 2012, but it does not appear that a…