Friday, February 1, 2008

child support and health insurence for my daugther

child support and health insurence for my daugther ?
hi, I would like to Know about this situation: I had a daugther and i have been reciving child support from muy es husband, now I get married again, I wannna know if tthe amount that I habe been reciving from child support can drop just because I get married?? also, my ex is paying health insurence for my daugther, now that I get married my husband wanna put my daugther under his military insurence because with his insurence we dont have to pay copayment and we dont have to pay medicines, I wanna know if I can do this thaks for your help and I apologize for my English, Im still learnig Im from Texas 
Marriage & Divorce - 4 Answers
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it depends on the state you are in In Ma no I was told when I was out of work that the courts don't care if I have to rob a bank to get money Judge Livingston Brockton Supeior court Family and Probate
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Child support does not stop because you remarried. The father's obligation to the child does not stop because you remarry. You can certainly feel comfortable letting the father put the child on his military insurance. The father's responsibility to provide health insurance to the child does not stop because you remarried. The military insurance is a reasonable thing to do for your daughter.
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Your marriage will have NO affect on the court orders that are written into your decree of divorce. The only way those orders can change is if he takes you back to court and tries to get it changed. So stop worrying.
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Generally, no. Texas is not one of the states where this is applicable, however jurisdiction follows the obligor, so this may change. http://child_support-2nd_spouses_obligation.dads-house.org/ http://CHILD_SUPPORT_QUIZ.dads-house.org





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Monday, January 28, 2008

Women/girls if you could have a child with 'gifts' besides a good heart/soul and good health what gifts

Women/girls if you could have a child with 'gifts' besides a good heart/soul and good health what gifts
would you wish your child to have?
Other - Pregnancy & Parenting - 8 Answers


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Good sense, logic, intuition....
2 :
Solomon's Wisdom.
3 :
The wisdom of old age so you would have a child that knows how to live without having to learn the hard way.
4 :
intelligence, modesty, compassion, and ambition
5 :
I'd want it to be an exceptional singer or dancer or play a sport or something so he/she can take care of me when Im older.
6 :
The gift of discerning good from evil, and choosing the good.
7 :
Well, my family has an innate tendency towards artistic professions... I would like my child to be AT LEAST as intelgent as I am (I'm above average, no boast, just stating a fact) and I would like her to be as artistic as my aunt... She taught at the Art Insititue of Chicago... I have a wide variety of skills that range from arts, crafts, metal working, wood working, textiles... My father is exelent in wood and metal working... I would want my child to follow in our families tendency towards the arts... Creativity also inhances the mind so intelegence...
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I was hoping for brilliant

Thursday, January 24, 2008

Why can't Dads get child support deductions on income tax

Why can't Dads get child support deductions on income tax?
Dads pay child support, health and dental care for there children and can't deduct anything off there income tax. Yet, the ex-wife and her new man can deduct the Dad's children on there income tax. What is going on here? MEN something has to change with this!
Law & Ethics - 2 Answers
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ummmm not all dad's cover health and dental none of mine have.I got 150 a month does that cover a child NO there's your answer it takes a lot more than child support to take care of child. Fla day care is usually more than anyone pays in child support. Plus the child had no health or dental benefits.. daughter is getting 350 a month and she does not get health or dental from her ex...he never comes to get the child..
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It is unfair. If you are supporting your child/children you should be entitled to reclaim some of that expense. I have yet to understand that whole scenario and I'm a female. Actually Christmas Elf I have three kids, but I'm fortunate enough to still be with their father. But I bet you do a poll and 90% of females would have a different opinion.