Divorce Advice for Men | Fathers Rights Divorce | Child Custody

Question:

My child support payments were recently terminated after a child custody modification that increased my parenting time resulting in shared 50/50 physical custody.

I would like to receive child support from my ex-wife because she makes more money than me and I will have increased child rearing costs with more parenting time.

Am I able to file for child support in this situation?

Question:

I’m moving into a nicer home that is closer to my children’s school district, who primarily live with their mother.

Is my relocation to a more desirable environment for my children enough to warrant a child custody modification?

Question:

I was ordered to pay child support at a time when my ex-wife was unemployed.

I believe she has a new job now, so how can I modify my child support payments as a result? I've heard sometimes fathers try to modify child support thinking it will be lowered, but instead it is increased.

Question:

My ex-wife is legally blind and lives in a rural area.

She is going to file a motion to modify my current child support order to help cover the costs of a driver that she must use to get around in a vehicle.

Is this a legitimate request?

Question:

How will my pension and retirement benefits affect my child support order?

Is my government pension not allowed to be factored into child support? I have one child who will have reached the age of emancipation by the time I retire and another child who will turn 18 after I am retired.

Should I file a motion to modify child support based on my retirement income?