Divorce Advice for Men | Fathers Rights Divorce | Child Custody

Question:

After our divorce and child support was ordered to me, my ex-wife and child moved to another state and I also moved to a different state so the original jurisdiction no longer applies.

I recently received child support enforcement and modification paperwork from the state I now live.

So which state has jurisdiction to enforce and modify the child support order: the state my ex-wife and child live in or the new state where I reside?

Question:

Are divorce decrees legally binding from one state to another so that enforcement can occur in any state regardless of where the divorce was entered?

Question:

My divorce and child custody case with my ex-wife was decided in one state, however, we all have since moved across the river to another state.

If I am looking to modify the parenting time schedule, then which state should I bring my action: the original issuing state that neither party lives in or the new state that we all live in now?

Question:

I own property in another state that I bought before we were married in that state.

We have lived in our current state for many years. Now that we are divorcing, which state's property laws will govern how this property is divided?

Question:

I pay child support to my ex-wife and child who live in the state that originally issued the order.

I have since moved out of state and now my new state is trying to garnish my wages.

Can one state garnish wages for a child support order entered in another state?