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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It would be a pretty stupid time to ask for more CS when he got laid off and is earning nothing except maybe unemployment. What is the difference between what he pays and what the guidelines put him at? I would calculate the extras he is paying for into that. 10% of gross for one kid doesn't sound that far off from the guidelines btw.[/quote] Not now, after he gets a new job. I looked into it and you are right, it’s mostly about spousal support which I think I won’t have a strong case at (too much time has passed and I am more or less gainfully employed). [/quote] PP here and it seems unlikely you'd get spousal support after the divorce was already finalized. If I were you I'd approach the college discussion like hey what do you think about us each setting aside $x hundred dollars for kids college per month. You could also just talk to him and see what his thoughts are about how you guys approach paying for college. [/quote] She can take his child support and save it for college. He’s paying all the big expenses and kid lives with dad for long periods. [/quote]
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