Florida: Non Cust: Inheritance

[BelizeBreeze]

Obviously one of the responders to your thread had continually mistaken trust for Inheritance and Insurance. Apart from taking a shower to wash the stupidity off, I will NOT condone your abuse of the system to hide assets for legitimate payment of CS.

HOWEVER, and I caution you on this, if the ex does file for a modification and you are called into a deposition and FAIL to release all documentation regarding your income, regardless of how it is derived, then you set yourself up for criminal penalties including prison.

the point of my posting to you was NOT as a primer to escape a legal obligation. It was to insure that one poster's stupidity was not your reference.

And as long as you continue paying your child support and do not involve fraud and/or the courts, then there is no obligation on your part to volunter the information.

but it's a slippery game you'll be playing IF and WHEN she does file.

 

[nextwife]

If a lawyer can prove that you are purposefully hiding a legitimate source of income(ie --your insurance) you could be subject to modification.

If a lawyer can prove that the sources of income are from your unlawful sources of income, you will also be subject to the laws of the state including possible incarceration.

Whatever are you talking about? Are you referring to the life insurance I purchased against my husband's life??

 

[no$$4us]

trust

I am referring to 2 other posts made out of stupidty rather than productive information.
These 2 posts were added to argue with a technicality that would not be presented in your case or in a reasonable support case.
Sorry that the 2 confusing posts were added and that no responsible discussion concerning your case was being added for your benefit as I was trying to do.

nextwife
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Location: WI
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Quote:
Originally Posted by BelizeBreeze
Sources of income which cannot be used for child support payments:

The proceeds from drug sales.
Prostitution
Gambling where the act is illegal
extortion
murder for hire
garnished wages
the sale of property pursuant to a judgement lien
Federal Tax lien proceeds

etc...etc...etc.


Not to mention that ANOTHER persons (a NCP spouses premarital non comingled funds) money cannot be used. And some trusts are structured so that the money is NOT that of the person who benefits from the trust, but the trust itself.

Another example: If my husband did die owing CS (say he'd been lingering in a coma, and thus obviously unable to work), the life insurance I own and pay myself against his life would not be subject to CS.
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[BelizeBreeze]

I think it's time No$$4US had another 'VISIT' with Mary.

 

[no$$4us]

Belizebreeze

You sound vindictive and none productive.
I guess you have issues you can't let go of in order to make a good argument or a helpful discussion.
Mary? a virus or just a threat

 

[Oh man]

"Since you are only a beneficiary of the Trust, it is
not an asset of yours".

This is what someone with the trust just told me but passed me on the a family lwayer.

But if anyone knows about this I would like to hear...

So am only a beneficiary, does this really change things?
From what I understand is it is set up in away that it is mine but also is not an asset.

So if I put 2 and 2 together she probably can't get it?

 

[Oh man]

sorry, wrong post