Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This thread is old. Very old.
To anyone married to a bum, threaten to leave. They'll have to get a job then, in order to pay you child support and to support themselves.
I don't understand the concept of able-bodied grown men who are dead broke choosing not to work. That is not an option! There are too many jobs out here in 2017. Good jobs. Even if they aren't good, you gotta start somewhere, work your way up to where you want to be.
I've taken all kinds of jobs I didn't want, because I'm a single mom and had no choice. I'm a better person for it. And now i have a really good job making good $$$. So I will NEVER understand these sorry ass excuses of a man complaining they can't find a decent job. These bums need to get over themselves. Losers!
If you work and you they haven't worked in a long time, you will be paying them child support.
No you won't be paying them child support, if they don't have primary custody. And if they aren't working, guess who will most likely NOT get primary custody. The deadbeat bum father.
Plus, if he doesn't have a job and is broke, he won't be able to afford a lawyer, much less a good one to try and fight for custody. If he isn't motivated enough to get a job, I highly doubt he will try to get a lawyer.
Actually, no. In OP's case, the primary caregiver would likely get primary and the working mother would pay support.
I know three women in biglaw who don't have primary physical custody and pay a lot of child support for this reason.
Honestly, this is why male or female, I am not okay with a SAHP situation absent some sort of post-nup that explains what happens if you divorce that protects my custody rights.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This thread is old. Very old.
To anyone married to a bum, threaten to leave. They'll have to get a job then, in order to pay you child support and to support themselves.
I don't understand the concept of able-bodied grown men who are dead broke choosing not to work. That is not an option! There are too many jobs out here in 2017. Good jobs. Even if they aren't good, you gotta start somewhere, work your way up to where you want to be.
I've taken all kinds of jobs I didn't want, because I'm a single mom and had no choice. I'm a better person for it. And now i have a really good job making good $$$. So I will NEVER understand these sorry ass excuses of a man complaining they can't find a decent job. These bums need to get over themselves. Losers!
If you work and you they haven't worked in a long time, you will be paying them child support.
No you won't be paying them child support, if they don't have primary custody. And if they aren't working, guess who will most likely NOT get primary custody. The deadbeat bum father.
Plus, if he doesn't have a job and is broke, he won't be able to afford a lawyer, much less a good one to try and fight for custody. If he isn't motivated enough to get a job, I highly doubt he will try to get a lawyer.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I can't imagine a judge in America, making a good hard working mother who is the sole provider in her household with two able bodied adults, pay child support to a bum deadbeat dad. And god bless him if he gets a female judge.
Happens all the time sweetchecks.
Increasingly, it is moms who pay their exes child support and alimony, and their vitriol about the matter is often far more acute than when payer and payee fall along traditional gender lines.
Vanessa was stunned to learn that after he ex left her for a much younger neighbor, she had to pay him nearly $70,000 in alimony and child support. “During all the years of marriage, I always tried to support his tech business, encouraged him to invest my income in getting it off the ground, even paid his student loan debt. I eventually realized he had a really crappy work ethic, and was taking advantage. The kids were in full-time, very expensive day care, and he didn’t do his share around the house. How is it fair that I supported him all those years and I still have to support him! Doesn’t he have any sense of being a man, and taking care of his family?”
https://www.wealthysinglemommy.com/mom-pay-child-support-alimony/
And the lesson is- ladies be smart about this. Don't tolerate lazy losers, and if they choose to be unemployed, quit your job before filing for divorce. You're the breadwinner? Do what male breadwinners have done for eons. Don't be generous, hide the assets, don't try to empower their business. Think about YOU. Be smart, women. The power dynamics are shifting
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I can't imagine a judge in America, making a good hard working mother who is the sole provider in her household with two able bodied adults, pay child support to a bum deadbeat dad. And god bless him if he gets a female judge.
Happens all the time sweetchecks.
Increasingly, it is moms who pay their exes child support and alimony, and their vitriol about the matter is often far more acute than when payer and payee fall along traditional gender lines.
Vanessa was stunned to learn that after he ex left her for a much younger neighbor, she had to pay him nearly $70,000 in alimony and child support. “During all the years of marriage, I always tried to support his tech business, encouraged him to invest my income in getting it off the ground, even paid his student loan debt. I eventually realized he had a really crappy work ethic, and was taking advantage. The kids were in full-time, very expensive day care, and he didn’t do his share around the house. How is it fair that I supported him all those years and I still have to support him! Doesn’t he have any sense of being a man, and taking care of his family?”
https://www.wealthysinglemommy.com/mom-pay-child-support-alimony/
Anonymous wrote:I can't imagine a judge in America, making a good hard working mother who is the sole provider in her household with two able bodied adults, pay child support to a bum deadbeat dad. And god bless him if he gets a female judge.
Increasingly, it is moms who pay their exes child support and alimony, and their vitriol about the matter is often far more acute than when payer and payee fall along traditional gender lines.
Vanessa was stunned to learn that after he ex left her for a much younger neighbor, she had to pay him nearly $70,000 in alimony and child support. “During all the years of marriage, I always tried to support his tech business, encouraged him to invest my income in getting it off the ground, even paid his student loan debt. I eventually realized he had a really crappy work ethic, and was taking advantage. The kids were in full-time, very expensive day care, and he didn’t do his share around the house. How is it fair that I supported him all those years and I still have to support him! Doesn’t he have any sense of being a man, and taking care of his family?”
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This thread is old. Very old.
To anyone married to a bum, threaten to leave. They'll have to get a job then, in order to pay you child support and to support themselves.
I don't understand the concept of able-bodied grown men who are dead broke choosing not to work. That is not an option! There are too many jobs out here in 2017. Good jobs. Even if they aren't good, you gotta start somewhere, work your way up to where you want to be.
I've taken all kinds of jobs I didn't want, because I'm a single mom and had no choice. I'm a better person for it. And now i have a really good job making good $$$. So I will NEVER understand these sorry ass excuses of a man complaining they can't find a decent job. These bums need to get over themselves. Losers!
If you work and you they haven't worked in a long time, you will be paying them child support.
Anonymous wrote:This thread is old. Very old.
To anyone married to a bum, threaten to leave. They'll have to get a job then, in order to pay you child support and to support themselves.
I don't understand the concept of able-bodied grown men who are dead broke choosing not to work. That is not an option! There are too many jobs out here in 2017. Good jobs. Even if they aren't good, you gotta start somewhere, work your way up to where you want to be.
I've taken all kinds of jobs I didn't want, because I'm a single mom and had no choice. I'm a better person for it. And now i have a really good job making good $$$. So I will NEVER understand these sorry ass excuses of a man complaining they can't find a decent job. These bums need to get over themselves. Losers!
Anonymous wrote:You sound a little self-centered. It seems he'd work if a good opportunity came along.