Arcadia, FL Divorce Law Firms & Lawyers

The divorce court doesn't generally concern itself with immigration status. The divorce is a normal divorce. If he is earning more than you, then the court may order spousal support.

Your divorce decree is a controlling order and must be followed unless the order is modified (e.g. by agreement of the parties). You might consider speaking with the other party about whether they will agree to the arrangement under the circumstances. You might also consider marrying "sooner" and having your reception at some later point.

The answer to this question is complicated, because under FL law, a child conceived during a lawful marriage is presumed to be a child of the marriage. Most judges ask at the uncontested final hearing if the wife is pregnant. There are some options that you can look into for a situation like this, including but not limited to pre-birth DNA testing to establish that your husband is not the biological father, so that you can have that evidence available at the uncontested final hearing, and can refer to it in your marital settlement agreement. You might also just include an acknowledgement of the pregnancy in your marital settlement agreement and that your husband is not the biological father, though this may potentially leave the door open for future legal issues.