No, child support ends at 21 unless the other parent has agreed to pay for a longer time. The only other exception under recently passed law is if...

Unless you are talking about a religious annulment, you cannot get an annulment after you already obtained a divorce.

It's not legal. You need to discuss this issue with your lawyer.

You need to consult with a local attorney immediately to discuss your options.

You should consult with a matrimonial attorney in your area to explore your options. Depending upon your facts, you may be able to keep the other...

No, but if you have a joint account or own joint property, the bank account can be garnished, a lien can be placed on the property and a joint tax...

If there is a violation petition where contempt of court is requested, the parent paying may be entitled to a free lawyer. Unless there is consent...

It's best to terminate the court order based upon the change of circumstances that your son is living with you. You would need to file a petition...

You're going to need to retain a matrimonial lawyer in your area to fix the paperwork.

No lawyer can answer that question without reading your court papers and knowing exactly what was said to the other parent.