Question: 

In my divorce arrangement 13 years ago, I agreed to pay for 100% of the cost of my daughter’s college education. Times have changed and money is tight now. I don’t know if it’s possible for me to live up to that obligation. I’m concerned it will put me in financial ruins.

What can I do? I agreed to that 13 years ago but my situation has changed. Will the courts expect me to uphold that agreement even when it was that long ago? I can’t predict the future.

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Question:

My ex-wife and I have joint custody of our son. She has him one more day a week than I do. In our divorce decree it states that we shall make all decisions for our son together if we cannot reach an agreement then a mediator will step in and make it for us. In the divorce decree it states that she is primary custodian, please explain to me what this exactly means, she thinks it means that if we cant agree on something together that she ultimately gets to make the final decision for our son.
Thank you,
Steve, Oklahoma