My ex makes at least 25% of his annual income from overtime but the judge didn't include in child support calculation

The above response is spot on. Generally, overtime is never used to calculate support because of its very nature - it's not "guaranteed," it...

Home mortgage after divorce

Two thoughts: 1. How were you "shorted" anything in the divorce. The decree had to state the valuation placed on the property to calculate...

My ex refusing to return my daughter with allegations she is terrified of my husband. There was a domestic situation 3 mo ago.

You don't pose a question, but your situation is not that uncommon. Police rarely get involved in enforcing family orders - they choose not to do...

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Can a mother get in trouble for having medical assistance on a joint child if the father is required to have coverage and does?

Yes, this will cause problems. If there is private insurance coverage available, and the custody order requires its use, then receiving MA when...

Can my husband still adopt my son if the judge left me with the the rights in the court order?

The short answer is no. Since the biological father has appeared, proven paternity, and has a custody order (no matter how small a parenting time...

You don't say what state issued the certificate. Each state has its own rules. But, if that was the terminology used when it was issued, I don't...

If I'm a minor and pregnant can i put my adult baby's father on the birth certificate?

It depends on the age difference between the two of you. If he's concerned about it, then, obviously, there's a problem. You both need to speak...

Vacating a default Judgement

Something isn't quite adding up here. Was the lawsuit filed in Conciliation Court or District Court - the amount would certainly indicate...

How do I proceed when my ex is deliberately not paying his court-ordered share of our daughter's medical bill?

There is no way to "effectively and efficiently" proceed. While I understand your point - he owes the money - you're arguing over $23. That's...

Existing court order states the custodial parent claims child on taxes every year how does non-custodial parent get it changed

The short answer is that you probably don't. First, IRS rules clearly award the exemption to the parent with the children most of the time. ...