Divorce Advice for Men | Fathers Rights Divorce | Child Custody

Question:

My oldest child is returning home from college this summer, and my ex-wife is threatening to raise my child support on my other children if I do not pay for certain expenses for my college-aged child, such as gas, increased utility costs from living at home over the summer, etc.

Since my oldest child is emancipated I have explained to my ex-wife that anything the child needs I will pay directly to him rather than to my ex-wife. But then she threatens me that she can get me to pay more.

Are her threats valid or should I proceed with paying my child directly for his summer expenses?

Question:

I pay child support and will continue to do so while my child is in college, according to my state's child support laws.

Does the child support get used for room and board at college or must I provide for those costs in addition to the child support?

Question:

I pay child support through a wage garnishment, but I also am required to pay half of my child's college expenses.

Will the wage garnishment be applied to the college costs once my child goes to school or will I have to pay both child support and these expenses even though she will be living on campus and not with my ex-wife?

Question:

My ex-wife and I agreed to split the cost of our child's college loan, which I took out in my name though my ex is now refusing to pay her half.

What legal course of action can I take to make sure she pays her fair share?

Question:

My divorce order provides for a college education subsidy for my children. However, there is a state law that if a child has repudiated their parent, then the judge can rule that the parent does not have to pay for postsecondary education.

My children no longer acknowledge me; they don't return phone calls, emails, Facebook messages, etc., and I haven't seen them in years.

Am I still liable to pay that postsecondary education if they do not acknowledge me? If not, how can I have a judge reverse the decision?