Regarding #1, income can be imputed, a dad can't get off by just quitting his

Apr 23, 2014
8:56:07am

Mems

job if the court believes he is capable of making more money based off of what he has made historically. At least that's the way it is in my state.

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What I would change about child support laws

Choke

4/23/14 8:53am

Regarding #1, income can be imputed, a dad can't get off by just quitting his

Mems

4/23/14 8:56am

My state is the same...

Choke

4/23/14 8:57am

If you have a rich dad who can pay the $2,000/mo, but judge says, "kid doesn't

Non-donor troll

4/23/14 9:01am

Sounds like we disagree...

Choke

4/23/14 9:05am

Ha, just wait until this happens to you

MightyFreakingCougar

4/23/14 10:19am

It's such a mess.

Belboz

4/23/14 9:22am

the step father is physically abusive?

bald man

4/23/14 9:25am

not really as bad as it seems.

Belboz

4/23/14 9:38am

Hmm, seems to me if the child is living there no child support

bald man

4/23/14 9:41am

I can't break her finances and put that guilt on my sons.

Belboz

4/23/14 9:48am

AND

Belboz

4/23/14 9:52am

Obviously, the complete picture is impossible to present in this forum

bald man

4/23/14 10:16am

you should have a talk with both your son and your ex

pellegrino

4/23/14 10:09am

I don't get child support laws at all

KingDave

4/23/14 10:25am

I agree with this

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