Divorce Advice for Men | Fathers Rights Divorce | Child Custody

Question:

Regarding a child support modification, I accepted a new job out of state that pays more money. My children will continue to live in their state.

Can I modify my child support order to offset the travel expenses I will incur in order to continue seeing my kids during our scheduled parenting time?

Question:

My ex-wife has sole custody of my two children. As per the divorce agreement, she has final say to if and when I see my children.

She has now threatened me with not being able to see my children. I am not sure what to do. What should be my next move?

Question:

My child support order states that I am claim the children this year for taxes. The divorce judgment says my child support must be current to do so.

I have been paying both the current child support amount and the amount assesed for previous arrears. Does this constitute as being current?

Question:

Our original divorce decree from 20 years ago states that my ex-wife and I are to each pay 50% of my child's college tuition.

She claims that shortly after we divorced we signed an amendment to the divorce judgment changing the payment percentages to me having to pay 75%, which I do not remember. I obtained a copy of the decree from the courthouse and there was no amendment attached stating this change.

Would this document, if it exists, supersede the court-ordered amount from our decree?