nextwife said:That's bullcrap! Biomom chose to have another bchild. Remember what they say "If you can't afford to support the one you already have, you shouldn't have more".
They would NEVER allow an able bodied man to get away with less than guideline CS because he had another child with someone else and his wife was not working! How sexist!
my2cents said:If she is a legal stranger to the child and has no obligation, why does she have her big fat nose stuck in the middle of it. She needs to butt out!!!
You are probably right, Dads always get the short end of the stick. But obviously you don't have you prioritites in order either. Right now, most important of all, that child needs a mother figure in their life and all she seems to be concerned with is the money. When you marry someone that has children, it comes with a price and it' called sacrifice! I'd be interested to see how many parents would fight for custody these days if they did away with support!!!!
my2cents said:I couldn't care less about YOUR priorities!!! If you take time to read the posts, you'll realize that comment was directed at someone else!!!!
nextwife said:But mom is VOLUNTARILY unemployed. That is not a hardship- it's a CHOICE. A hardship is NCP having a heart attack or losing their job because of their company shutting down, not NCP chossing to have another child and then stay home. How many judges allow a NCP (male) a hardship reduction because they have had a child in another relationship and have CHOSEN to be a SAHP?
my2cents said:I don't mean to jump anyone, and I don't want to sound like I am trying to give anyone life changing advice, only my opinion. If you knew my whole story (which would take a forum of its own to explain)you would better understand my reasoning. I just think it is unfortunate that the world revolves so much around money. Life is a struggle for most, especially financially, and I think that the kids too often become second priority with money coming in first.
Man, I shouldn't do 2 things at once... Sorry for the mistake. I tried to fix them in the quote.SM5NY said:Thanks. Like everyone, we just want what is right by our state guildleine and to not have the the first child suffer cause her mother had to have another child she and the current husband can't afford.
Like said before, a man would never get away with it. The court would never lower their guildlines cause a man has bills to pay, another family to support and one of them didn't work. They would say... quit your b*t#cin, here's your judgement of 17% and by the way get another job to support your other family.
On antoher note, my husband and I talked last night and he is going to object to the order with his 30 days. In a way by having him (the ex's new husband) not working and because of that we get less then 17% to give THEM a break...... Doesn't it seem like my husband is supporting his kid while he there jobless????
Why should we pay for there child by taking a decrease.
They also took into account my pay... the step-mother. (and my pay is written in the order). I'm not obligated to pay for the child. I do out of love but I do not have legal obligations. They can take my pay into account but not my bills I have to pay with that money ( I mean can I go cry like she did)
All I know is this judgement is ludicrous and if it were a man.... HE"S BE RAKED THROUGH THE COALS.![]()
You can always edit your old posts... just go to the end of the offending post and click "edit" then when you're done, hit "save changes."SM5NY said:Man, I shouldn't do 2 things at once... Sorry for the mistake. I tried to fix them in the quote.
Gee, that really struck me... right to the coremy2cents said:Gee Gryndor, you're close. Like from here to Pluto!!!!
Actually, your 2 cents is more like 1/2 a cent, IN MY OPINION.
The only thing you got right was that there is a remarried ex.
I noticed you didn't have a useful contribution to the posters problem or any type of advice to add. Maybe you're the one sucking A$$ and trying to cause conflict with an ex. Don't take the greed thing so personal.