Divorce

My marriage was annulled by the court on the grounds that my wife was induced into marrying me based on facts that were not true. She was the one who filed for annulment. We have a one-year-old daughter from the marriage. Now that I have approached the court for her custody, my ex-wife is contesting it and has also asked for child support that she never asked for earlier. Can she succeed in getting the custody of the child and getting an order for child support in Alabama?

I filed a petition for visitation with my grandchildren over a year ago, and was devastated when I received a letter from the Judge which simply stated his decision "Denied". Repeated attempts sending a request for the facts and findings of which he came about his decision to deny were to no avail. Can I file another petition with the court? The Judge who denied me (without ever providing a reason) has since retired. I need to know if I can file a petition and have a hearing held on my case again, and if there is a time limit I have to wait before doing so, and any other information regarding this situation. I have done some research on Indiana Grandparent Visitation, but I don't even know where to look for laws regarding the filing of a petition following a judge's decision to deny. Am I wrong to feel I had a right to ask for (and receive) the facts and findings of which he came about his decision to deny?

My son has dropped out of school in Austin before the completion of his graduation. My ex-wife has been least bothered about his education. Since our divorce, I have been paying $120 every week as child support. I have given up hope. I have two more kids to care for. He is not going to finish school. Am I obliged to keep paying for my son for an indefinite time?

My wife and I had obtained divorced 5 years ago due to irreconcilable differences between us. I moved to Grand Rapids after the divorce. The court, at the time of divorce, had ordered me to pay child support of $ 150 per week until such time that he completes his school. My son is now 19 years old and has dropped out of school to travel with his band. Do I have to continue my child support payments?

I divorced my husband two years ago. He was ordered to pay child support until the time that our daughter reached the age of majority per the laws in Michigan. My daughter has married her high school boyfriend with my consent. As soon as my ex-husband heard that she got married, he stopped the child support payments. Both my daughter and her husband are living with me. With the child support gone, it has become exceedingly difficult for me to make ends meet. Can he withdraw the child support?