Divorce Advice for Men | Fathers Rights Divorce | Child Custody

Question:

My ex-wife is moving to another state with our children, and we would like to move jurisdiction of our divorce and child custody case to that state since neither of us live in the state where we were divorced.

She is the custodial parent though we technically have joint child custody.

How can I move our case to another state, and what would be the approximate cost of doing so?

Question:

I owned a small business during our marriage and put my wife on as co-owner merely out of respect and not as an indication of the work she provided. The business failed and now we are heavily in debt.

She wants me to take full ownership of the debt, but I cannot realistically accomplish that with the amount owed.

How will the judge divide the business debt?

Question:

My ex-wife is dating a registered sex offender who has recently moved in and is now living with my kids.

We currently have joint custody, but I obviously do not want him anywhere around my children.

Is this grounds for a child custody modification?

Question:

The amount of parenting time I have with my child has drastically decreased since I had to move to another country for my job and now my ex-wife is seeking a child custody modification.

If my ex-wife is successful in modifying the custody order to reflect our new circumstances I’m worried that when I do move back to the U.S. that we would have to abide by a modification issued when I lived out of the country.

Could my ex-wife win a child custody modification because I'm temporarily living overseas?

Question:

Is therapy for child considered a medical procedure that both parents should reach a decision on?

My ex-wife has taken our child to therapy sessions without my consent. My understanding is that any medical "procedure" needs to be agreed upon by both parties.

Is my child's therapy session considered a medical procedure?