Divorce Lawyer/Attorney - When to Stop Child Support?

[orangeblueandlavenda]

what if you are dealing with someone who uses yerrorist tacktics?

[capricornGTR]

You use it back. And when necessery Use more force. Intimidate those who intimidate others.

[daincredibles]

egbdfswswsw, 17% isn't a lot when you put it in perspective. Have many more bedrooms does the other parent have to pay for b/c they have the child/ren? How much money do they spend for food per week/month? How much more gas are they using to get the child around? How much money are they spending on clothing, utilities etc? How much more time and energy? It's expensive to take care of children. It's so much easier to just pay the money and not have to worry about the rearing of the child.

[egbdfswswsw]

what about the good guy who pays his support and gets abused by the system ...paying 17% plus day care...plus medical expense ... not to mention being heavly taxed and not being able to claim the child.. what will it take to get the courts to see that the payer can barely make it..

[spiritofwicca]

Perhaps, you should have thought of that before you created a child. Once the child is born, you are obligated to support that child.

[eidius1989]

how about you get a fucking job and pay those yourself you swine. you left, you lost the cash flow. bye bye.

[kathCT]

I agree. A lot of the custodial parents don't have jobs, and I have a problem with that. The kids are in school five days a week for about 6-7 hours- that's 30-35 free hours that the custodial parents have and that could be filled by them getting a job. I am not denying that the non-custodial parent has an obligation to support their child(ren). I agree that they need to be paying financially but so do the custodial parents.

[capricornGTR]

They should make programs for the person who pays child support to get them jobs.

[JuanPapaNicolao]

BAMM! you hit that nail dead center a year ago