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I have posted within this forum before my personal struggle and efforts to have my child support reduced after I lost my job two years ago. I feel the story was fair and made a decent case for Dads. [url=[censored]://www.wftv.com/news/21564032/detail.html]Dad seeks child support reduction[/url] |
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Congrats! That was your ex, whining how life and expenses go on, or something like that?? Charming little minx, ain't she... |
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Awesome!!! I'm sooooo happy to see these stories hitting the airwaves. The system is so broken beyond repair...and hearing about situations such as this is exactly what it's going to take to get it fixed. G8RDad...I'm a commentor on Glenn Sacks blog and I'm going to foward him this link. He has a HUGE readership and the more we get people aware of what's going on...the better. Good luck to you!! |
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Interesting how the judge has a conntection to your ex wife. Did anything come of that? |
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Regarding the judge, in court she made the statement about her husband and tried to stop a line of questioning. That's how we learned of the relationship. I filed a complaint with the Florida Judicial Qualification Commission - it was rejected without hearing (even though I specifically identified three of the six canons of law she violated). We did file a Motion for Recusal and she disqualified herself. However, her ruling and Income Diminishment Order still stand. J |
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Yeah - you made me laugh (charming...). My battle would be easier if she were a crack addict. However, many people have drank her 'kool-aid' and consider her to be Mother Teresa. During my divorce I learned it is the Court of Public Opinion that can kill you. I chose not to fight in that forum and it hurt me. This time, on this modificaiton request, I am public. But, it is not a personal fight. Instead, I am fighting for every parent that has lost their job, can't pay their mortgage, files the correct motions, and is abused by the system. |
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Thanks. I am working on a book about the last six years and trying to document as much of this as possible. If you read any of my prior posts you will know I believe it is about kids first. Sadly, my kids and I have been irreparably harmed. My ex-wife will say it was my choice to move - true. My mortgage on my second home is $450/month - I was broke. I short sold the house you saw in the TV clip, sold everything and left. I have a wife and a 2 year old son by second marriage. ALL of my kids are entitled to the fruits of my labor and all of them need to be cared for. Florida courts make no note or recognition of additional children. So, my wages were garnished - giving her about $1500/month against the $2500/month IDO. I was left with $58/week to take care of all four kids. That is the problem. And, even going forward I struggle with other parts of the inequities of Family Court. I believe fathers do not get the same lifestyle as mothers. Let's say she and I both earn $6000/month net income. I would still have to transfer 1/3 of my income to her, regardless. And, I have begged and pleaded for equal, shared custody. It is about money.... |
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I watched the video...so are you still paying the $2200/month? It's just ridiculous! And your X- yes the kids still need BUT in an intact family the needs would be met and the wants would be shortened. $2200 for how many children? |
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Florida courts make no note or recognition of additional children. >>>>>>>>> Not quite true . (12)(a) A parent with a support obligation may have other children living with him or her who were born or adopted after the support obligation arose. If such subsequent children exist, the court, when considering an upward modification of an existing award, may disregard the income from secondary employment obtained in addition to the parent's primary employment if the court determines that the employment was obtained primarily to support the subsequent children. (b) Except as provided in paragraph (a), the existence of such subsequent children should not as a general rule be considered by the court as a basis for disregarding the amount provided in the guidelines schedule. The parent with a support obligation for subsequent children may raise the existence of such subsequent children as a justification for deviation from the guidelines schedule. However, if the existence of such subsequent children is raised, the income of the other parent of the subsequent children shall be considered by the court in determining whether or not there is a basis for deviation from the guideline amount. (c) The issue of subsequent children under paragraph (a) or paragraph (b) may only be raised in a proceeding for an upward modification of an existing award and may not be applied to justify a decrease in an existing award. |
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Have you called Bill O'Reilly or Hannity? They love to tear up FL judges. |
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"Yeah - you made me laugh (charming...)." It wasn't my first choice of words, but much more pc... for accuracy's sake, I should have referred to her as the Wh0re of Satan. |
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I am aware of the above, maybe I should restate what I meant. My son, by my second marriage, 1/2 brother to his siblings had no rights in the court room. In other words, we tried to raise issue regarding garnishment and what would be left. The reply was - "the court does not care. We are only going to enforce the Order as issued." |
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Good to see that you got the publicity, but I must be jaded. By trying to create a balanced message, it seemed to me that the reporter re-enforced the current system. "... and they still have field trips, blah, blah, blah..." means it is OK to leave the NCP poor and destitute - never mind the fact that the CP is capable of earning a six figure income and that children living in households with incomes less than $50k/year still get field trips. If you were married instead of an NCP, the household would lower the wants instead of making one parent indigent. Here is a radical thought - If the IRS has been garnishing wages for years based on predefined formulas, why do CPs and NCPs have to go to court to adjust child support? Because judges and lawyers need jobs? Its really time to simplify the system and get the courts out of the middle. |