Divorce Advice for Men | Fathers Rights Divorce | Child Custody

Question:

Recently, the court determined that my ex-wife is underemployed and imputed her previous income to her for a child support modification motion she had entered.

Now, I have moved, changed jobs, and am attempting to modify the child support between myself and my ex-wife independently.

What should I use for her income? Can I use what the court imputed to her or should I use her current income, which is essentially nothing?

Question:

My wife's divorce lawyer sent me a copy of the proposed final divorce decree that has me paying significantly more child support than I currently am paying as required by our temporary orders.

If approved, that amount of child support would create a financial hardship and prevent me from dong the things I like to do with my children, such as taking them shopping or going to baseball games.

What should I expect at this preliminary hearing regarding the child support issues as I'm aware of the significant economic impact it could have on me?

Question:

If I move in with my girlfriend, what effects will it have on my child custody agreement and child support?

Can my ex-wife use this against me to modify our existing arrangements?

Question:

My ex-wife is not exercising her visitation rights under our current child custody arrangement because she recently moved several states away.

I would like to move to another state with my child and my new wife.

Can I move with my wife and child to another state if my ex-wife has not made an effort to fulfill her part of the custody schedule?

Question:

My wife and I are currently separated and live in separate states, though our child lives with me. I do not yet meet the residency requirements to file for divorce in my state, but my wife does meet the residency requirements in her state.

She says that once she files for divorce in her state that she will get primary custody, and I will have to send our child to live with her.

My question is does my wife's home state have jurisdiction over my child and I so I would be forced to send my child to live with my wife once she files for divorce?