Kristi: Your fiancée needs to go back to a Lawyer, and, preferably, the same one who handled his divorce. If there was no Lawyer and he cannot afford one, he should seek Legal Aid or call the nearest Bar Association to answer the question. If he needs a new Lawyer for whatever reason, Family Lawyers are best at where there are kids involved. I had one. Good luck. It is difficult marrying someone who has an ex and kids. My cousin did it for a lot of years and then they had to sever ties with the ex after the kids were grown up. This is probably going to have to go back to court because there is a change in circumstances. We had to go back to court because ex' Lawyer took me back to court on alimony amount due to a change in circumstances. Check the child support laws in your State on this web site and on other reputable web sites.

Thank you kindly for your response. I have 3 children and an ex myself (my fiance has two children) blending families I knew wasn't easy but, I didn't know things would be this difficult,however each day is a new day and we are making great strides and meshing very well. I'm so glad I found this site as I'm sure it'll be beneficial to me in more ways than one. My fiance and I both have divorce lawyers we can consult over any legal matters. I'm lucky enough that my ex and I are on good speaking terms and he knows I won't play games and allow him to throw punches. My fiance however is the much more timid type that allows his ex to walk all over us and doesn't stand up to her. What she does and doesn't do(including things she was court ordered to do)now will have a lasting effect on mine, his, and OUR children's future. I need him to open his eyes and realize that.
any way, again I'm excited to have found this site.