How come cs doesn't during vacations if the kids aren't with the cp

[BL]

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Now , no , NCPs do not receive a reduction for time the children spend with them for vacations , visits , in NY .

I'll respond properly with capital letters at the beginning of the sentence and I'll spell the words out for those that seem to be picky at the way I'm posting. But to respond to your posting, so if the NCP's don't get a reduction for the summer or vacations at all when the children spend time with them during vacations, is the NCP able to ask the judge for cs while the kids are with them for summers? The summer is 3 months, or does the
NCP have to suck up the cost for 3 months, with out any help from the CP, while the CP uses the child support, even though the kids aren't with them? Or does it depend on the judge or if the CP choses to be nice?

And by the way, who was this question for
Does it make you feel like a bigger person when you belittle others that aren't as educated as youself?

If the question was for me, I would never belittle anyone who had no education (as in dropped out of highschool) or has a high school diploma or GED and no college education. I don't know what education the other people in this forum have, but I've never stated in any of my prior posts that I felt I was better than anyone, in this forum and out just because of my educational background. I'm human and I make mistakes just like anyone else, no one's perfect. If you've come across any of my postings that suggest that I've belittled anyone else, please post it and let me know. I'm the type of person who doesn't mind and welcome learning new things and being educated by someone else, if it may help me in the long run. If the question wasn't for me, please disregard all of the above.

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[stealth2]

Please see Stealth's answer. It's not stopped per say.

Gotta go pedantic on ya. NOT "per say", but "per se". It's Latin.

 

[proud_parent]

Gotta go pedantic on ya. NOT "per say", but "per se". It's Latin.

Stealth, I do love it when you get all didactic.

 

[hearts41]

Ginny, that was what I was trying to say in a round about way of saying it.
I know what CS is based on, but thanks for the info anyhow, Stealth.