Arbitration question: if an arbitrator sends his ruling to court to become a court order and the Judge reviews and refuses, is ruling null and void?

The arbitrator in my custodial case recently created a restraining and gag order against me on his own behalf. He sent it to the court in here in California to adopt as a court order and the Judge reviewed it and then refused to order it. He forced the arbitrator to file the requested restraining against me as any petitioner would -- and then he rejected that, too. The arbitrator told me that the restraining order that the Judge had twice declined to formalize as a court order was still binding on me as a decision of the arbitrator.