ecastanedo
Junior Member
Silverplum said:What does it make one?
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Well reading a bunch of medical books doesn't make me a doctor now does it?

Silverplum said:What does it make one?
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ecastanedo said:This minor difference, is making a huge difference in our wallets.
ecastanedo said:(snip)
And you make mention of my attitude? How about your friend, Miss Charming?
Miss Charming and some of you sound like you have been hurt in your childhood and are lashing out at everyone because the "world dun you wrong".
Get a life....
ecastanedo said:California
So both children live with us. They see their father every OTHER weekend (starting after school Friday and ending Monday morning when they get dropped off at school).
I am fine with that arrangement, but I am having trouble understanding something else regarding the judgment... and is there anything we can do about it if we feel we have a good case.
Basically, the judge awarded him credit from 6am to 2pm. Which I think is crazy, because they are in school. My wife does not work, so she is just as capable as him to have them during this time. As a matter of fact, we do have them with us from 6am until he comes by and insists on picking them up to drop them off at school, half a block away.
They never spend any weekdays or weeknights with him. They are with us always, unless it is his weekend, which again is every OTHER weekend.
So...
1) Why would he get credit for the time that they are in school? He works nights so can have them during the day, but so can my wife, because she does not work.
2) Is it me or does $160 a month seem like nothing in terms of child support?
It isn't really an issue of us paying for everything if we got credit for everything, but it seems kind of unfair that he gets the benefit of claiming that he has them during a time in which he does not and my wife is just as capable of having them. This minor difference, is making a huge difference in our wallets.
Basically, we feel like he is getting a free ride, because when it comes to his children, we are paying for EVERYTHING. I don't understand how someone who hardly sees his children should not be held to a higher responsibility for providing financially for them.
The argument that the judge made was that he pays for what he needs to when they are with him. If this is the case, then am I just naive in thinking that there is something wrong with not holding fathers (or mothers for that matter) accountable for having children and not providing for them?
ecastanedo said:Who is more fool? The fool or the fool who follows the fool?
Human behavior is so predictable!
Blonde Lebinese said:You sure are predictable . Any Judge in a Court Of Law would see that , except , YOU YOU YOU have NO say so .
I feel sorry for these kids .
You make such an ass out of yourself .