how can a judge tell the man to pay $7,000 a month ($4000 alimony and $3000 childsupport). This leaves him pennyless.

Location: Des Moines  |  Law type: Divorce attorneys

I'm writing in regards to my son. He is working 7 days a week to pay his wife alimony and child support $7,000 a month, since January 2021. 

He has been working on the road,  even before they were married. Their first child was born before they were married in 2004 and she has even told him that this child is not his. Can he get out of paying child support for this one? They have 2 other children. She is capable of working. They have been married since April 2014. 

He cannot afford this. His current attorney isn't even fighting for him. I'm going to have to sell my house and be homeless, to keep him out of jail. 

He filed for divorce because she beats the oldest child and she has been cheating on him. She cleaned out his checking account as well.

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