Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

Chid Support
I divorced in April 2007 and my ex and I have 2 children. My daughter was 17 and my son 15 at the time. My daughter lives with me and my son with my ex. There was no child support ordered at the time of the divorce. My daughter turned 18 in January 2008 and is a full time college student that I still support financially. She will be going to nursing school in the spring. I am now being ordered to pay child support for my son and the amount ordered will present a problem for me. I don't mind helping if ordered but I do have a problem with the amount. My ex makes a substantial amount of money and his living arrangements don't strain on his income as much as mine. So, my question is, do I have a valid reason for going to court on this matter and asking the court to consider reducing the amount of support ordered?

Asked on 10/15/08, 10:14 am

Gordon Fenderson Fenderson Law Firm

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Re: Chid Support

If your living arrangements are the problem, the court probably will not care when it comes to taking care of your children.

Answered on 10/15/08, 11:57 am

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