Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

You need to promptly pursue a supplemental petition for downward modification of child support.

Child support and visitation are treated as totally separate matters.

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Due to your change of circumstances , the court may modify your support obligations. You should petition the court for such relief. As Mr.Goldstein stated, support and visitation are separate issues.

Your ex is a bully. the court system is there is help you not punish you. The issue is the best interest of the child. Removing him from visitation is not in the best interest of the child nor is being ugly about a matter that you can not help (ie disability). Good Luck and stand up for your rights.