Divorce

My ex-husband and I have been divorced for 13 years. We have a 17 year old daughter. We were married when I was 4 months pregnant. We both knew she might not be his, but he said it didn't matter and signed the birth certificate. When she was 12, I had a paternity test done with the other man who could have been the father. The test indicated that he was her father. My ex-husband still maintains that he is my daughter’s father. Now we are going to court with regard to our other daughter. He is trying to bring to the court’s attention that our 17 year old is not his for purposes of child support. Can he do this?

What are my rights on divorce for spouse support after being married 19 years? Children are grown.

I was divorced in October of this year and my ex-husband was supposed to have my name removed from the title of his car and to pay half the income taxes from 2004. He was also supposed to add me to his medical insurance. He has not done these things and is being advised by an attorney that he can drag this out forever and not pay anything. My attorney filed for a contempt of court. What happens next? Can he be charged my lawyer fees?

Could a decree of annulment ever be referred to as a dissolution of marriage?

How long does one have to wait after a divorcing someone (according Louisiana law), to remarry?