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Eric Faulkenberry
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I have a friend that's already signed a separation agreement form in front of her husband's lawyer because she can't afford one for her self. The agreement basically states that if she moves more than 30 miles away from her husband, he will be giving the full custody rights. He also may request for child support. She has two daughter's, one from their marriage and the other not. Right now, she isn't working because she just moved to another state so she could get away from him. Would a judge force her to pay child support when she can barley support the child that's with her today? All the judge would have to do is look their net income to see that she can barley make it, while he is making a very nice living. She's not asking him for anything, just to leave her along and allow her to see her child on her visitation days. Can you please provide us with a possible solution to a very difficult problem?
Thanks,
Thanks,