Is my ex-wife’s demand to increase child support, childcare wages, and housing expenses considered an injustice, and how can I avoid this in court, given that I support a new family and live in my father’s temporary apartment?

The request of the wife's family for the husband to live with them and change his job might be an injustice to him unless it was stipulated in the marriage contract. It would have been wise to pause before divorce. The expenses for the nurtured child and their accommodation are obligatory upon the father if the custodian does not have a residence, and this is determined by custom. A judge's ruling resolves disputes, and if you perceive an injustice in it, you should appeal to the court or seek mediation from people of goodwill for reconciliation. It is not permissible to falsely claim renting an apartment from your father unless it is to ward off injustice. You may pray for whatever you wish, and we advise you to recite the supplication of the distressed.