Moderator
2009-08-17 03:30:23 UTC
Why would you honor a child support agreement if the other party is
making claims against you in court? Your child support gets used to
pay for the other party’s legal representation at the same time you
can’t afford representation for yourself. Yup tell me another one. I
don’t care what the law says, she doesn’t get money while she’s
making claims in court.
I surprised duty council when I asked about adoption. Lol. Clearly
they don’t get asked that one very much as it is not part of the game
plan fathers are supposed to follow. Council immediately launched into
an argument based on ethics and morals to which I replied, “I’m past
the emotional stuff”. Ha!
Council tried to first defend the child’s right to the father
(heeheee), then to defend the interests of the other party stating,
“it may not be best for those two people”, to which I pointed to
their many alleged complaints about my involvement.
Council came around however, and indicated making adoption as an
offer would be valid. Lol.
making claims against you in court? Your child support gets used to
pay for the other party’s legal representation at the same time you
can’t afford representation for yourself. Yup tell me another one. I
don’t care what the law says, she doesn’t get money while she’s
making claims in court.
I surprised duty council when I asked about adoption. Lol. Clearly
they don’t get asked that one very much as it is not part of the game
plan fathers are supposed to follow. Council immediately launched into
an argument based on ethics and morals to which I replied, “I’m past
the emotional stuff”. Ha!
Council tried to first defend the child’s right to the father
(heeheee), then to defend the interests of the other party stating,
“it may not be best for those two people”, to which I pointed to
their many alleged complaints about my involvement.
Council came around however, and indicated making adoption as an
offer would be valid. Lol.