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Old 04-03-2002, 10:28 PM
sheycoo
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moms getting a free ride!!!!!


my husband and i have custody of his 7yr old son.we live in ky.the court order gave us the right to get support payments in the winter months.they gave her the right to get support payments in the summer months.she has him 7 weeks in the summer.the thing is she doesnt work.she has a live in boyfriend who supports her.the way the support is set up,she only ends up paying 100.00 a year.after you take off the huge amount we pay her in the 7 weeks she has him.how can this be?we both work.we have other children.we try very hard to give them a good life.she has another son at home from another relationship.she gets to stay home ,lay on her butt,and collect.i get to be with mine after a days work,and weekends if im lucky.what can we do???
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Old 04-03-2002, 10:37 PM
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Their financial status at the time of the support order must have been pretty much the same as it is now.
She is not getting a free ride--she is getting nothing but money to, hopefully, allow 'your' son to live closer to the standard of how he lives most of his life (with you), while he is with her.
You have a husband, a home, a 7 year-old son who would probably rather be in his nice, loving home with you, than with his lazy, shacked up mom in the summer. He has no say in this. Put that $100.00 a year net gain of support in an account for him, so one day, he can use it for something that will enrich his life. It's the only good thing he'll ever get from her, and he won't get that if you don't help him.
Don't let dollar signs make you an unhappy wife and mom. Forget about it. You are the winner. Tell yourself that everytime that anger and resentment devil pops into your head. You are the winner. Take care of your marriage and your children and yourself; be happy; enjoy being loved and respected. You and your husband have earned it.
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Old 04-03-2002, 10:49 PM
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thanks for your reply.$$$isnt all.....i guess i can be glad that we didnt have to fight her for him.he is a joy!!! he is, along with the others, the sunshine of our lives.thank you for putting another way of looking at things in my heart.i needed that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Old 04-03-2002, 11:04 PM
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You are most welcome!
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