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Not sure nobody can predict what the judge will do but you still took a voluntary pay cut by voluntarily leaving the job.

Do you have an attorney? You really need one.

His chances are probably really good. He really should see an attorney. No way should he have only gotten supervised visits in the first place. He should file for contempt and for unsupervised visits.

I am not sure the circumstances of your job loss matter. They likely will input what you are capable of making. Maybe you and your ex can work something out. Keep in mind that since you are the one that moved, you could still be on the hook for travel expenses. So what are you trying to...

Probably nothing he can do, too much time has passed. The child is 14 now and probably has no knowledge of him and he has another family. When the child turns 18 maybe the child will look for him, or your husband can start looking. Right now he has no rights at all as paternity was never...

Probably not but it depends on what state. Most states will input an income for him if he is not working. $242/mo is not a lot in support as it is. Some jurisdictions will suspend his license and eventually he may go to jail.

The see an attorney.

You can move in with him at 18.

It is none of that womans business. She is has nothing to do with Dad and the mother of that 4 year old so her claims will not go anywhere.

It depends on your state. Google your states child support guidelines and a calculator. By the way what is the reason you are only making $400 a month? You need to look for full tiume employment. Your boyfriend does not make much money. You will get some support but you need to get a job. If the...

Yes he is the legal dad, who cares what mom says. Did family services remove the child from moms home? Most state would not allow paternity do be disputed 4 years down the road if he is the legal father.

This is not a do it yourself project and something like this should not be done unless the kids have no relationship at all with bio Dad. Why does Dad want to legally abandon his kids? Is he aware that is what he would be doing? He'll have no rights to them at all. You really need an attorney.

I do not understand why Dad is still paying support and how mom got it extended? I still do not understand your post. Dad really needs to see an attorney or put in to stop CS by going through the FL CS Bureau or AG's office. Who are you in this?

You need to file for divorce and for him to leave the residence and for possession of the marital home. I hope you have proof of what you are claiming, especially the accident.

You really need an attorney. Have you called legal aid to see if they can help? You could argue that you were improperly served the court notice. Please call around and see about getting counsel. You should not have lost cusotdy if everything you are saying is true.

What state are you in and what does the actual order say? Some states can order child support through the end of college. Does the NCP have an attorney? You have not given us much info but only 1 or 2 states (like NJ) order CS until age 23.

Why are you not in the childs life? You do realize you can take mom to court for visitations and you probably will be awarded something. Because you do not see the child that has nothing to do with your responsibility to support. You should contact an attorney because it appears mom has...

Probably not. Support stops at age of majority and unless it was awarded originally, very hard to get it added. Only a few states actually award support through college.

Stop listening to her parents. Also the mother is required to support the child too, so a part time income for mom is going to be factored in. Since dad is a minor it is unlikely they will go off of full guidelines since he is in school (I assume) and cannot work full time. If he doesn't have a...

Most likely not, the state likely does not even have good records from way back then. If you arrange a private DNA test and not go through the courts then it doesn't matter. The child is an adult and is too old for the courts to get involved. Also mom would not be able to file a child support...