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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You lost me at "I'm on the hook for paying for half of my son's college." He's your KID, right?! Sorry for the inconvenience of continuing to be responsible for him. Divorce doesn't change that, but somehow I think if you hadn't signed anything you wouldn't give a crap what was going on with his college now. It's just because you're on the hook and paying for it that you give a crap.[/quote] NP here but it seems reasonable for OP to want some return on his investment in the child's education (i.e. child is able to be gainfully employed after college). OP statements imply that the college being considered is only a party school and that the child will not be employable upon graduation. [/quote] I went to "a party school" and have never had trouble finding a job that allows me to support myself. Contrary to popular belief on this board, you are not doomed to servitude unless you attend "an elite university." [/quote] NP. It's matter of degree. Your ability to "support" yourself notwithstanding, it's likely that a degree from a top university will open more doors.[/quote]
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