Child support can only be based on the father's income NOT his wife's income.
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It is possible. You should consult with your attorney so you can be ready just in case they are going to file.
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Hire an attorney to file a Forceable Entry and Detainer suit in the Justice of the Peace court to have him evicted.
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The only way she can get MORE child support from him is if she is PRESENTLY eligible to get more child support and is purposely NOT taking him back to court. Only what HE makes can be considered in determining child support.
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You need to go talk to the lawyer that handled your divorce, or you need to contact a new attorney for a second opinion. Be sure and take the Final Divorce Decree with you when you see the new attorney so they will be able to understand exactly what was awarded in the Decree.
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17.5% She can probably stay on CHIPS
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If I had trouble with my car engine, then I would take my vehicle to a mechanic and have him fix it (assuming that I do not know how to work on car engines). You need to go hire an attorney to help you decide what exactly you want (custody or adoption) and then prepare and file the necessary paperwork to get it done.
Your mother does not have court order custody. It is clear that you presently do not have physical custody, but you do have custody in the court order. Therefore, it becomes complicated.
Since you were not married, then you would have no rights.
Approximately $1,000.