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:

Our parenting time schedules and our incomes have not changed since the time our divorce decree was entered.

At the time of the divorce, even though we had an even amount of parenting time, I was ordered to pay child support because my income was higher.

Is there a way to modify child support if it was only ordered because I make more money even though we have the children for the same amount of time?

Question:

My ex-wife is threatening to take me back to court for more child support even though my financial situation has not changed since our divorce and her income has actually increased.

She is just an out-of-control spender and just wants more money.

Can she take me back to court and have my child support modified without justification?

Question:

At the time of the divorce no child support was awarded to either party. However, my ex-wife's earnings have significantly increased in the years since our divorce.

I am considering requesting child support from her. Is this possible if no child support was awarded in our divorce?

Question:

My ex-wife and I agreed to no child support in our divorce, but she holds it over my head and threatens to petition for child support every time something isn't going our way.

Can she come after me for child support even though she denied it during our divorce?