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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Doubling the child support but her having to pay 50% of their expenses is zero sum. If he dodges her trying to crack the pre-nup, this is all a massive win for him. And if he catches her blowing the child support on herself or some new boy toy, he can drag her back to court.[/quote] She has to pay 50% of kids expenses for “health care, sports, and extracurriculars.” She’s not paying for their education - that’s the big one. [/quote] Some sources say the 50% does include tuition. "The couple will be required to each pay 50% of their children’s private school tuition, extracurricular activities and unreimbursed health care expenses under the interim ruling made by Judge Thomas Anderle." [/quote]What about college? [/quote] CA does not require college to be paid as part of child support. Support ends at 18 and graduation from high school.[/quote] That's pathetic.[/quote] Nope. Married partners are not required to pay for college for their children why do you think divorced parents should?[/quote] I hear you. My family fortunately doesn't have that attitude, whether divorced or still married. [/quote] There’s a person in your family who is Mel is paid 100% of his children’s college, and did not expect the ways to contribute anything? Is the female disabled?[/quote] PP here. Actually, depending on the individual's family, it depends. No one in our family is disabled. Some do make more money than others. None of my siblings or their spouses ( and same for our parents and cousins) have ever walked away from paying for college or helping with grad school. We think it's too important. [/quote]
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