S.B.
I'm very confused.
You opened a case two years ago and it's never been finalized?
He's ignoring the orders all together?
When a person is served a notice of motion filed with the court, they have so many days to respond to them and have their response filed. If they do NOT do that, then a default judgement is entered against them. For instance, if whatever agency you are going through (child support services) has determined that the support amount should be $400 per month, and your child's father does not appear or respond within the days given, you would automatically be awarded that amount and a judgement entered.
You have a case number. You should be able to go to the clerk's office at the courthouse and look at your file to see when the papers were filed, served, etc. I wouldn't take anything the father says at face value. Arm yourself with information.
Also, in California, child support arrears accrue 10% interest and even a small amount can become huge with interest penalties. Also, they can take away your driver's license, put liens against any properties you own and do tax return intercepts.
Again, I'm a little confused and I'm not sure I understand your situation.
The best thing I ever did for my kids was be able to support them by myself. Then, when I DID get support, it was like icing on the cake, but we didn't need it to survive.
Not all non-custodial parents jump in to do what's right. It's sad, but true.
Best wishes.