Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’m totally certain that OP did everything in his power to let his ex wife flourish in her career. He probably did most night wake ups, helped with drop off and pick up evenly, took care of sick days and appointments and classes and sports and valentines and birthdays and vacations just as much. I’m sure that she didn’t have to step back her earning potential or give up dreams to be married to him with kids. Keep complaining, OP..
Oh sh***t up please lol. Your classic assumption that Dads are just laying on the couch doing nothing is so old. Come up with a new one please.
Anonymous wrote:Your wife doesn’t get to pick how much the payments are so the law is telling you this is the right amount to support your kids and ex wife.
Anonymous wrote:You made poor choices in life. Now you have to pay for them. Start by finding some more cash so your kids can do activities. You are failing.
Anonymous wrote:I am broke due to the amount I am paying in child support and alimony. Ex wife refused mediation and now I understand why. Before people jumped and I say I deserve this and so forth there was no physical or verbal or financial abuse no cheating on either side. The marriage just broke down.
The percentage of my monthly take home that goes to child support and alimony is insane. And worse child support exclude sports activities. So our children had to give up swimming and tennis respectively. Their mom seems like she can care less because she got what she wanted anyways. The amount we were spending on our kids while we were married is far less than what I am sending her for child support.
Now I see why some people are eager to file for divorce. The financial incentives are good in some cases for one of the party.
I don’t even know where to begin to rebuild my life. Forget about dating in this modern era where impressing your date is a key condition. And not sure how to do that when you are broke.
I am just ranting. Don’t marry someone who doesn’t have the same exact earning potential as you. My ex was not a stay at home mom. She did earn less than me.[/
OP you are lucky to live in VA. If you ever decide to remarry avoid NY at all cost. In NY 25% of the parents gross pay go to pay child support if you have 2 kids. Then each parent is responsible for their share. I make $105k and get this pay $1900 a month in child support. And that amount is taken from my take home pay. I have to wire that amount to my ex every month. Essentially with my share alone she can pay a significant portion of her rent. And I will have to pay this until the kids are 21 even when they are in college I have to keep making child support payments.
VA is a joke compared to NY.
Anonymous wrote:I’m totally certain that OP did everything in his power to let his ex wife flourish in her career. He probably did most night wake ups, helped with drop off and pick up evenly, took care of sick days and appointments and classes and sports and valentines and birthdays and vacations just as much. I’m sure that she didn’t have to step back her earning potential or give up dreams to be married to him with kids. Keep complaining, OP..
Anonymous wrote:Same I get $1900/m but my ex makes $600K, so it’s not a lot considering his income.