California Order on Request for Ex Parte Hearing to Return Physical Custody of an Indian Child is a type of court order issued by the court on an "ex parte" basis. This type of order is typically issued when a parent or guardian seeks to regain physical custody of an Indian child that has been removed from their home without their consent. The order typically requires the custodial party to attend a hearing where the court will decide whether to return physical custody of the child to the parent or guardian. Types of California Order on Request for Ex Parte Hearing to Return Physical Custody of an Indian Child include: 1. Emergency Custody Order — This type of order is typically issued when a child is in immediate danger and the court needs to act quickly to protect the child. 2. Temporary Custody Order — This type of order is typically issued when a child is removed from their home for a period of time due to an investigation or other circumstances. 3. Permanent Custody Order — This type of order is typically issued when a child is removed from their home for an extended period of time and the court has determined that the parent or guardian is not fit to care for the child.