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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote] It's not a matter of being selfish. If the children have been alienated from the father by the divorced mother, why would he pay for their college?[/quote] Because if the child is now in college, it means that child is now over 18 and an adult and no longer living full time with the mother that presumably alienated them, so the loving father that wants a relationship with their child would be interested in demonstrating to his child that he is a supportive father and not a manipulative vindictive jerk who is using money as a tool against the child. [/quote] Children who don’t love or respect a parent who was done wrong don’t deserve a free college ride or an inheritance. When the kids are 18 they are free to educate themselves about what their mother did to cause the divorce and how she behaved afterwards. If they aren’t interested in learning the truth then they can go through life poor. [/quote]
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