Reduce Child Support

[PhantomPenny]

Me? I'm 25. HH is 46. We're a whatchacallit October-June romance. It's cute.

 

[quincy]

Me? I'm 25. HH is 46. We're a whatchacallit October-June romance. It's cute.

Adorable.

By the way you write, I thought maybe you were in junior high or high school. Twenty five, huh? Interesting.

 

[PhantomPenny]

No, she's not abused. That's one of the reasons it's good to have me around! I calm HH down and make him sweet as sugar so he doesn't get so irritated at all the little annoying things darling daughter does. Sometimes now he even thinks their cute. He just needs another chance. But we both realize he probably won't get one. He's totes devastated about it.

 

[Just Blue]

Me? I'm 25. HH is 46. We're a whatchacallit October-June romance. It's cute.

You're 25? You present yourself like a 16 year old. And the term is May-December.

 

[PhantomPenny]

Adorable.

By the way you write, I thought maybe you were in junior high or high school. Twenty five, huh? Interesting.

Aww thanks! It's one of my life long dreams to write YA books.

 

[Just Blue]

No, she's not abused. That's one of the reasons it's good to have me around! I calm HH down and make him sweet as sugar so he doesn't get so irritated at all the little annoying things darling daughter does. Sometimes now he even thinks their cute. He just needs another chance. But we both realize he probably won't get one. He's totes devastated about it.

Are you incapable of writing like an adult?

Personally I think having to spend a day listening to vapid speaking notstepmotheryet is abuse.

 

[stealth2]

I got through two posts before throwing up my hands in disgust. Hopefully, Dad sees this "girl" for what she is before tying the knot.

 

[stealth2]

Aww thanks! It's one of my life long dreams to write YA books.

LOLOL You write like a child, dear.

 

[Just Blue]

LOLOL You write like a child, dear.

A very immature child. My 18 year old was lol when she read this thread. And she agreed that is was obnoxious and emotionally abusive to refer to the little girl as "dumpling".

 

[stealth2]

A very immature child. My 18 year old was lol when she read this thread. And she agreed that is was obnoxious and emotionally abusive to refer to the little girl as "dumpling".

Well..... My nickname for my granddaughter is "my little eggplant". I could see using "dumpling" as a term of endearment. BUT... Not when her parent calls her "fatty". Kiddo is going to see through that euphemism in a heartbeat.

 

[stealth2]

And the term is May-December.

Well... More if it were 25/75. Still the same level of eeww. (*)

(*) I consider it eeww if one is old enough to be the parent of the other.

 

[Eekamouse]

What is the name of your state? El Paso

Hallo. So my fiancé is the most marvelous guy ever. He's got a darling 9 year old kiddo with an absolute horror of a human being for a mother. This woman has done everything under the son to keep my Handsome Hubby (HH) from seeing his darling child. Thanks to all her shenanigans, my HH now has a restraining order against him which keeps him from seeing darling daughter at all. We're pretty devastated and have no hope that this will ever be resolved in our favor.

He pays about absolute FORTUNTE in child support every week. He pays $175 a week to that awful wretch when he can't see his own child. It's not fair.

If he can't even see his own daughter, is there a way to get his child support reduced? Why should he pay when he gets no benefits from having a child? Should he see a lawyer about this? Or maybe an accountant? Or could he just like tell the judge himself? If we could have that money back,we could have our own darling baby.

All your posts in this thread are quite nauseating. Perhaps you need an appropriate moniker yourself. I suggest Presumptuous Bed Warmer. Or perhaps Overstepping Number 2 Oh No Oh No She's On My Shoe.

 

[Taxing Matters]

Malificent doesn't have a restraining order for herself to keep HH away from her. She has a restraining order that specifically keeps HH away from darling daughter. This is the second one she's gotten since the end of November. We know she won't stop until she has a permanent one.

Then he needs to contest the permanent restraining order and seek a visitation order if he really wants to see the child. If the mother has sufficient evidence to get a permanent restraining order against him from seeing his own child that's a huge red flag to you that this is probably not a man you want to have kids with.