No - you should subtract the amount in the account as of date of marriage and then divide the balance.

If DCSS is enforcing a child support order, perhaps it is that aspect of your case that has been transferred to Texas.

Almost; the true default requires no participation or disclosure from the defaulted party where default with agreement does. Here’s a link to...

The parties typically share transportation - and that’s probably what the court would order.

….perhaps you didn’t provide adequate grounds (legal reasons).

You might think about him as your child’s father rather than someone who you have to “fight” to keep from your child. You child deserves better...

You can go through DCSS at no cost, or here’s a link with...

If he is unemployed, there is much more than a chance; however, he won’t get it until he asks for it.

He may just be trying to get the monthly payment reduced to an amount he can pay without your contribution (it isn’t necessarily all about you) -...

No - there is no qualifying emergency and you already know that you have to go back to court by filing a Request for Order and showing the court...