Ask for assistance from local law enforcement by taking the custody orders and asking them to enforce.

….and of course, said who? If true, how and why did it happen? Why did you just agree?

He can’t stop you from moving, but he might be able to get a court to give child custody to him. The best way to approach is to reach an agreement...

…adding that it’s an unenforceable contract because it was based on an illegal agreement (fraudulent transfer - hiding assets that belong to his wife)

You should go to the self-help desk at your local courthouse; #13 is for itemizing your exes ex so on that line would go your monthly contribution...

It is a cp obligation but it is sourced from a cp asset over which you’ve had total possession and control so he doesn’t feel like he should owe...

No - child is not “child of the marriage” - unless his bio dad was missing and you held yourself out to the community as his father.

In direct response, of course and then you leave it up to him, and then the court to deny and prove or disprove; however, If he doesn’t have a job,...

You could only collect back support if you actually obtained a child support order and then just didn’t enforce it by ‘closing the case’ but not...

A spouse can - and you don’t need their consent; they can set it aside only if there are required future circumstances.