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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The crazy thing is that when he has more kids, each won’t get $2400. I make a similar amount and bring home 3k a paycheck (after maxing out retirement and my health insurance) I know dh and I don’t spend that on our kids a month. We have the same house and cars we did prekids, so those costs would be the same regardless of kids. [/quote] Same with us. It costs us no more in housing or electricity as we'd have the house regardless.[/quote] Are you a single Mom? Without a child I could live in a 1 bedroom apartment. With a child we need two bedrooms. The cost goes up quite a bit.[/quote] No, you don’t “need” that. You want it. [/quote] So your argument is that OP should tell her BF “go to court and reduce your payment. I don’t care if your ex and child have to move into a 1 bedroom apartment or move away from your child’s school and friends.”[/quote] The courts don’t want to deal with NCP who pays a couple hundred a month LATE every time and then wants to argue that mom bought Luvs rather than the generic diapers when he finally sent the previous month’s check. That is correct. Those are also not the only options. Sharing a larger space with a roommate is another option.[/quote] Omg is this the omnipresent poster who is always roused by larger child support news? Every time someone mentions they get over $500 in child support some poster comes in to say that’s too much bla blah. [/quote] Its not about it being too much but there should be accountability. [/quote][/quote]
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