Savings Account & Postnuptial agreement & Child support

[obeliks]

I'm planning to file divorce soon.

Me and my wife have separate checking & savings accounts.
I have good savings (around 40k) and I am not willing to share a dime with her since while I was working in 3 jobs 20/hrs a day, she was playing farmville 20/hrs a day.
Last year I was about to file divorce, she promised to change and accepted to sign post-nuptial agreement. Nothing changed since then and I will take care of the unfinished business.

If she signs post-nuptial agreement agreement before I file divorce stating that anything under my name is mine, may court disregard the agreement and give half of my savings to her? Should I trust or transfer the money to my parents account?

child support only based on the money I and she makes or can judge increase the amount of child support after looking at my accounts?

Can I also put restrictions on child support I would pay? Such as, money will be deposited an account under my son's name, and that money can only be used for his expenses, not my wife's clothing & jewelery & makeups?

Thanks in advance.

[Attorney Howard Iken]

child support is based on income, not savings. No, you will not be able to set those kinds of conditions for child support.

Sounds like the savings is a marital asset.

A properly drafted and executed postnup may help to protect assets.