Divorce Advice for Men | Fathers Rights Divorce | Child Custody

Question:

My ex-wife moved our children out of the county we both resided in and placed them in new school districts. The move has also prevented me from exercising my full allotment of parenting time, and I would like to file for temporary child custody.

Is there a way I can get temporary custody for the remainder of the school year so the children's lives are minimally disrupted and then we can figure this out over the summer? I just think it's wrong to make this move toward the end of the school year.

Question:

I have joint custody of our child, though our child custody agreement states my ex-wife has primary custody with me having secondary.

My daughter told me that she might be moving and joining another school district, but my ex-wife has not notified me of any plans to move.

What steps should I take to ensure that the current custody schedule stays the status quo and my ex-wife is not allowed to move my child into another school district? 

Question:

My daughter currently resides with me full-time and is no longer attending school, yet I am still paying child support to her mother - the supposed custodial parent.

Does a child have to be enrolled in school and living with the custodial parent in order for my ex-wife to continue collecting child support?

I feel that I should no longer be paying if she is leaving with me and not in school.

Question:

My child support question is about the child support laws regarding emancipation.

My daughter recently turned 18, which I thought was the age of emancipation, but she is still in high school.

She graduates in May and has no plans for pursuing any further education.

When should my child support obligation terminate? When she turned 18? When she graduates?

Question:

My ex-wife has primary custody of our son, but I would like to know if I can modify the child custody schedule due to his poor grades.

Over the last several years our son has failed the majority of his classes and gotten in trouble at school, including a recent suspension.

Is the fact that he is failing out of school and is routinely in trouble because of his poor behavior enough of a reason to attempt to modify child custody and have him live with me?