Divorce Advice for Men | Fathers Rights Divorce | Child Custody

Question:

My child support question deals with split custodial arrangements.

One child lives with me and our other child lives with my ex-wife. When using my state's child support calculator, it calculates payment for both of us.

How is child support calculated when there is a split custodial arrangement with one child living with mom while the other lives with dad?

Question:

I was awarded the marital home in the divorce that is currently worth less than what we purchased it for.

My divorce decree states that I need to refinance or sell the home or I owe my ex an additional sum of money.

I am unable to sell or refinance because the home is so upside down, and if I foreclose on the property, my ex-wife says she will sue me for ruining her credit score.

What options are available to me for dealing with the marital home?

Question:

I am in child support arrears for my children who are all adults now. My only income is my disability payments and even that is being garnished.

The garnishment is so high that I can barely survive off the little remaining income. How can I get this child support garnishment lowered?

Now is a great time to refinance and consolidate debt since interest rates are so law. But there are dangers involved.

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Question:

I have to move farther away from my children and I want to know what effects it will have on my parenting time.

My child custody periods are limited to extended breaks when the kids are out of school, and I meet my ex-wife halfway for the custody exchange.

My new job is forcing me to move even farther away from my children where it is necessary to have them fly on a plane to visit. I am worried I will not be able to afford roundtrip airfare several times a year for all my kids, thus resulting in me potentially not being able to see my children.

How are transportation cost responsibilities divided when one party has to move?

Do you think the court will order me to pay for the roundtrip tickets because my ex claims she cannot afford them?