Child Support / Jean

[Guest guest]

Jean, since Will is on parole now, isn't he subject to drug testing

repetitively? I wonder why his parole officer isn't breathing down his throat?

My goodness divorces are an expensive undertaking, aren't they?

(As well as the 5 K you spent on the attorney for visitation...!)

<<<<<<<< jean said :::

So right now, no point in pursuing the $50 to $100 a week she " might " get

from him for the couple of months before he goes back to jail, when she would

have to pay thousands to get it.

Jean >>>>>>>>

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But Jean - the point I was trying to make to you is that

Will owes that money to the children for support even if he is NOT awarded

visitation. The only way for him to be free of that obligation would be to

have parental rights terminated by the court, or to sign papers allowing

someone else to adopt the children legally. Divorce is only dissolving the

bond of

marriage, not parenthood.

This gives 'good ole' Will TWO excellent chances of going back to prison!

Blondie

In a message dated 5/7/2006 11:08:35 A.M. Central Daylight Time,

cascorsam@... writes:

Blondie

It will cost her between $4000 and $5000 for the divorce and the assurance

that he will NOT get visitation without supervision and mandatory drug

testing

which will be a deterrent for him to EVER want to get visitation because

the

lawyer said when they automatically test him, he will go straight back to

jail because being drug free is one of the conditions of his 28 yrs of

parole.

She saw two different lawyers last week both of whom cost about the same

and

both said he will never get visitation without it being supervised and the

mandatory drug tests prior to visits.