Legal Question in Family Law in Massachusetts

Re: child support

I don't know about Florida law, but a parent can not bargain away or modify his or her child's support payments (w/o arrangement from the court). I am also dubious about the sufficiency of writing off child support as consideration for the sale of a home.

Notwithstanding, your wife MAY have committed breach-of-contract and fraud-in-the-inducement, among other things. It appears she made fraudulent statements in order to induce you to enter into this contract with her.

Depending on where the home is, you will probably want to seek a local attorney.

Re: child support

Only the Court that made the Child Support Order can modify it. Regardless as to what agreement the parties make, the court must approve it as in the best interest of the children. Take the agreement you made to the attorney who represented you in your divorce or some attorney to advise whether there is still time to ask the Family Court to enforce it in a form that is in the children's best interest. Good Luck!