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Question: Can you explain the difference between the various child support strategies. I am from a state that I believe uses the "shared income" model. In my situation it seems that even though my ex has "residential" status I would be awarded child support based upon 50/50 and the large disparity in our incomes.
8 Year ago a married a women that I later found out was in the country illegally, regardless of her status we loved each other and later had a girl (now7) in addition to her son (now11). She was later arrested and deported to Mexico, after 3 years of immigration loops, we separated and I now want a divorce, She has threatened to take the kids to Mexico if I divorce her, since she needs me to enter the US. At this time she is not allowed in the US. If I file for divorce can she custody for the kids in Mexico although they are US citizens?
I am the custodial parent and I have been contemplating going back to court for full custody. The ex wife is currently working as an escort and is getting ready to start stripping and on top of all that living with the boyfriend at his mother's house because they got evicted out of their apartment. She only sees her son about once every couple of months when it is convenient for her. My family thinks that I will not be able to get full custody because I have my fiancé living with me and we are not married yet. They believe that we should rush the marriage before going for full custody. My question is: will me and my fiancé living together without being married affect my receiving full custody?
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