Why would you want him to stop paying for your bills? Depending on what your goals are with staying in the marriage or not is going to determine...

Assuming that the alimony provision is modifiable, you can file a motion to modify/terminate alimony and see what the court does.

Have a consultation with an attorney in your area to learn what rights and options you have related to parental rights, custody, child support,...

If you both agree to extend the deadline for the buy-out, there should be no penalty for doing so since you are agreeing.

That is a personal decision not a legal decision. You have every right to do agree and you have every right not to agree.

You should have a consultation with an attorney to learn your rights and options, but short term and long term, not only as it relates to the...

Keep the funds in a separate account that you do not deposit any other monies into it. You can also do (better way) to enter into a post nuptial...

likelihood of the court forgiving arrears without the other party's consent is slim to none. If the other party will not agree to a new schedule...

Without knowing the specificity of your case/situation no one can answer those questions for you, as it is very dependent on the facts of your case...

If you believe that the other side is violating the protective order you can bring it to the commissioner in the county the case was in and they...