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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Are you not following the agreement?[/quote] We are. Ex who lives far away (and did when the agreement was signed) no longer wants to pay for private school unless DC is living with him in his city.[/quote] Ok, so you pay or the kid goes to public. Maybe he cannot afford it along with child support. What is the actual story here? Why can't child visit more as a compromise? [/quote] What the hell! Are you a deadbeat dad or a deadbeat dad sympathizer? [/quote] NP and mother to teen child. How that this answer a dead beat sympathizer? Sounds like the father has been more that fulfilling his financial duties and is asking for more time with their kid in exchange for continued private school payment. You don't own your kid. Private school isn't a right it is an expensive privilege. Get a higher paying job or have your kid go private if you are not willing to compromise. [/quote] We don't know OP's circumstances. Many families chose private school for a variety of reasons and that this has been the status quo for their child for some time now. Especially being on her own, private school hours tend to be more flexible, the smaller cohort and community can help out in a pinch, enrichment activities that are covered by the school and therefore she won't need to take him all over town, and the teachers tend to be more flexible with assignments and homework given the two households her son is a part of. Plus, it really does seem like Dad is trying to manipulate a change in circumstances. [/quote] We really don’t know anything. But, if dad does not agree mom has plenty to pay if she insists on it. [/quote] Dad doesn’t have to agree. That’s not how court orders work.[/quote]
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