Divorce Advice for Men | Fathers Rights Divorce | Child Custody

Question:

My wife and I are getting a divorce and she is requesting I pay 35% of my net income as child support for our four children.

She plans on using that child support money to buy a new house after our divorce is finalized. I don't think my child support payments should be that high, particularly if she is going to use it for her own interests.

Is there an option where we both pay a reasonable amount into a trust of some type that can only be used for supporting our kids? If not, can I obtain part ownership of any home she buys using child support I have paid her?

Question:

I was awarded the marital home and the associated mortgage payment obligation per our divorce decree.

I have since paid off the house and would like to get her name off the title. How do I do this?

Question:

My wife and I are thinking of a divorce and she is threatening to call the police and have them kick me out of our house.

Can she kick me out of the marital home?

Question:

In my divorce settlement, I was awarded exclusive use of the marital home.

My ex-wife still has keys to the house and still has personal property in the house.

What rights do I have under exclusive occupancy? May I change the locks? May I demand she move her property out by a certain date and dispose of it if she fails to comply?

When and under what circumstances can she enter the property?

Question:

I need financial advice on divorce regarding my rights to the marital home.

The home we live in is in my wife's name, but I have made all of the mortgage payments since we were married.

In our divorce, would I have any right to the property's value or receive credit for the amount of the mortgage I have paid off?