My ex says he does not have to pay expenses for our joint custody son because he pays child support. how r expenses split?

It is unclear from your question what percentage of parenting time you and your ex each have. Parenting time, rather than a custody label is what...

What documentation/actions do I need, to take to take my children (joint custody) on a vacation to the Bahamas?

I'd suggest calling your airline and The Bahamas Ministry of Tourism (see link below). Here is a helpful link to a relevant article about crossing...

I am currently 16 and pregnant does my dad still have to pay child support for me?

Yes, he still has to pay child support. The definition of child in the child support law doesn't mention anything about the child being pregnant. ...

My child's father has failed to stick to his graduated visitation schedule, what do I do?

That's a difficult situation. I'm assuming that you don't have a lawyer now or you'd have asked your lawyer this question. One idea is to require...

I'm divorced will my children be responsible for their father's burial expenses?

You should consider encouraging your children to contact an estate planning (wills and trusts) lawyer about this.

Does the evening count towards my 50%?

I think what you are asking is whether that time (with family or significant other) still counts as "your time" for the purpose of calculating...

After 1 y+2 parenting evaluations she agreed to settlement.both signed a binding agreement.now she wants it changed + amended

Wow, this sounds like a really complex situation and it's hard to figure out exactly what question or questions you are asking. If I were you, I'd...

I like your wording! Banished! Well, unfortunately you can't banish the other parent for being a deadbeat. If you are married or are in a...

Nope, since you didn't agree to include support for college in your divorce decree, you won't have to continue to pay through the college years. ...

Will I be able to get child support if I don't request it up front?

The general rule is that you can never permanently give up child support. In other words, the court can always determine and set child support...