Dan Danford, host of Money Made Easy, tackles a viewer's question about the best ways to save money when you're making little money.

Danford, MBA, CRSP of Family Investment Center, uses his own 30 years of experience as a small business owner and financial advisor to offer advice on how you can save money on top of what you're already spending on child support, alimony, bills, 401(k) contributions, etc. Don't let the financial burdens associated with a divorce keep you from saving for your future.

Among the Ask a Divorce Lawyer questions answered today by Cordell & Cordell attorneys:

• Questions about a mutually-owned home during a divorce
• My ex wife got a restraining order against me so I can't even go to our church. What can I do?
• I was awarded my 401(k) and pension in our decree.My has threatened to take me back to court to get half of it. Can she do this?
• I've been paying maintenance for seven years and will retire soon. What factors will determine my chances of ending or reducing maintenance payments when I am on a much lower fixed income?

Among the Ask a Divorce Lawyer questions answered today by Cordell & Cordell attorneys:

• My ex has quit making payments on the mortgage of my house. What can I do?
• My taxes were rejected because my ex claimed both of our daughters, against our decree. So what do I do?
• If my child support is terminated in one state, can my ex file for more support in the new state she lives in?
• How will my 401(K) be divided?
• Why should I have to give up my military retirement when her drug addiction caused our divorce?
• Does your wife have the right to move to another country if she is pregnant with your child?
• My children live in another state where you only have to pay child support until they are 18. I live in New York. Am I still obligated to pay child support until they are 21?
• Am I responsible for half of the 18-year-old's medical bills after she graduates?
• Are there laws that require me to contribute to the purchase of a vehicle or pay a portion of vehicle insurance for my children?
• I have moved states from where our legal separation was filed. Can I now file for divorce from the other state? 

Question: My husband was not married to his daughter’s mother. Their child is now 20 years old, and he has always paid his child support. 

In 2008, after the daughter was 18, my husband’s ex filed a complaint with the court that he did not pay what should have been paid claiming that he lied about his income. She knew how much he made because they did a refinance of his home in 2005. 

My husband’s appeal dates have past and it seems that the judges don't care about him and what he has done for his child. Now it seems like my husband may lose his entire 401(k) because the mother feels she can get away with lies and because she knows the court system because she was a paralegal. 

Can you tell us what to do?

Question:

Is there anyway to stop my wife from getting half of my 401K and pension?