It depends on how much difference the increases in your ex’s actual income (vs reported income) were found and how much it changes the support. ...

No - you should have gone to court immediately; you might be able to bring a case for reimbursement against but … how would you collect. She has no...

If you have custody orders, absolutely; if not, maybe - depends on the circumstances because both parents have a right to custody without orders...

You can make as many requests as you have; however, if there’s a upcoming support hearing, the other parent must provide her FL-150 - and you may...

If you don’t answer and let it default, then the orders will be entered as indicated in the proposed Judgment (assuming that’s what you received)

It depends: did he open the business prior to your actual separation date, and then did he take out the loan prior to or after the separation date.

After marriage, any payments on the mortgage by either of you from community earnings (earned during marriage) give the community an interest which...

Since she is already trying to control things, make sure you sign the form at the hospital voluntarily confirming paternity and get regular...

It’s too late to contest paternity; however, since I assume your’e the legal father since you’re paying child support, you can certainly request...

…adding that he is not her “ex” husband as apparently no divorce has been filed. If she meets the minimum statutory requirements (six-month...