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Silverplum

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We consider name-calling to be rude; and thread-deleting to be cowardly.

This is the part of your thread I caught before you deleted, and in no way were any of us {insert your rude word here}.

"You guys are all a bunch of dumbasses - are you even lawyers or just teenage boys with nothing better to do?" = Pretty Dang Rude of you. :(


Today, 12:58 PM
mistoffolees
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Originally Posted by LdiJ
I did. I interpreted it the same way that Silverplum did, and I still interpret it that way.

Read the rules. If the state is involved in collecting the money, the money goes directly to the child:

http://www.oregonchildsupport.gov/laws/rules/055_5110.pdf

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(5) The Department of Justice will distribute and disburse support directly to the child attending school, unless good cause is found to distribute and disburse support in some other manner. For purposes of this section Agood cause@ may include:
(a) The child is in the care of OYA;
(b) The child provides written notarized authorization for distribution and disbursement to the obligee;
(c) The court, administrative law judge or administrator orders otherwise; or
(d) The administrator is enforcing the Oregon order at the request of another state and that state has indicated they are unable to distribute and disburse support directly to the child.

So, unless the specific court orders otherwise or one of the other exceptions is met, the money goes directly to the child.

Clearly, they are interpreting the rule the way I am. The money goes to the child by default.
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Dear OP--

It is our unanimous opinion that you are damn right and it should be obvious to any moron that your (ex) (SO’s ex) (boss) (landlord) (local police) should be immediately (jailed) (fired) (reprimanded) (arrested) (demoted) (shot) (evicted). In fact, you are so astonishingly correct in this matter, it will not surprise us one bit if you are offered a generous settlement, because, by golly, that’s just how it should be.



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#17 Today, 01:42 PM
Allan Barber
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Child support increase

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You guys are all a bunch of dumbasses - are you even lawyers or just teenage boys with nothing better to do?


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#18 Today, 01:44 PM
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Feel free to pay an attorney to figure out your question/s.




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You guys are all a bunch of dumbasses - are you even lawyers or just teenage boys with nothing better to do?

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mistoffolees

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We consider name-calling to be rude; and thread-deleting to be cowardly.

This is the part of your thread I caught before you deleted, and in no way were any of us {insert your rude word here}.

"You guys are all a bunch of dumbasses - are you even lawyers or just teenage boys with nothing better to do?" = Pretty Dang Rude of you. :
The sad thing is that he got the answers to his questions.

I think he just didn't like my signature....
 

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