Divorce Advice for Men | Fathers Rights Divorce | Child Custody

Question:

My soon-to-be-ex-wife and I signed a marital settlement agreement that she would not request alimony if she is hired for a job in her chosen field before we officially file for divorce in a few months. 

If she gets a job with a good pay, will the judge honor our separation agreement of no alimony will be paid by either party?

Question:

My wife hired a divorce lawyer after we filed for separation, but I am representing myself pro se. I am not pleased with the alimony order her lawyer drafted, but I have already agreed to it "temporarily."

What should I do in order to have the terms of the alimony order changed?

Question:

My question is about how much alimony and child support I am going to have to pay and if those calculations are based on my current overloaded work schedule.

I work two jobs and nearly 80 hours a week to support my family because my wife refuses to work. I have been doing this for years.

Will my alimony and child support payments be based on these outrageous work hours or will a judge calculate payments based on a reasonable work week that hopefully I can return to post-divorce?

Question:

I have a question about finances and divorce. My wife has demanded the amount of income my girlfriend makes as part of the financial disclosure statements she has provided me during our divorce.

I will not be able to get my girlfriend to volunteer that information or any other personal information, especially since I don't see how it's relevant to the case between my wife and I.

What are the consequences from not disclosing this information and who can she hold responsible?

Question:

Per my divorce decree, I am to pay financial support directly to my ex-wife that is to be used to be for our child's college tuition.

However, my daughter has been in college for four years with no sign of graduating any time soon.

How much longer am I responsible for the financial support that I am supposed to pay to my ex-wife to cover my kid's college expenses? Are these payments considered child support since they are supporting my child or alimony since the money is paid directly to my ex?