Not without a court order stating you can stop.

Unless the agreement states you pay the same support until your youngest turns 18, then no you have the ability to modify child support every time...

Unfortunately, unless you can proof she is unfit or there are exceptional circumstances, there is nothing you can or the court can do.

it is possible to do that. Whether or not it is in your best interest is a different story.

Yes, you can file a motion to dismiss if you desire.

I agree with Mr. Shuster. Also you can file for contempt.

You do not have to send him your motion to strike via certified mail, only regular mail.

You cannot do that. You can file a motion and submit to to the clerk's office and sending a copy of the motion to the other side to give them an...

At 16 your son can file his own petition asking the court to choose. Before 16 a parent can file and the court could hear from the child. In...

He could, but it would be wise to have that agreement filed with the court, so if there is a violation it can be enforced quicker.