Comments on: Bailout Accountability vs. Child Support

By: Correct

Correct — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 20:30:46 +0000

wow… what an angry, ill-logical liberal we have. i don’t want to pay child support for YOU… what a hypocrite

“Yours truly excited about a new president and looking forward to a national health care system”

healthcare is not a right, that is a fact. if you think not, just show where it is written. also, what i work for is mine… NOT yours or anyone else’s.

now you risk fines and possible prison and you have to prove your are legal… all while illegals do not. wow… sounds a lot like child support enforcement.

grow the hell up. this was never about healthcare, it was about control and adding to a voting base. you can be covered without any pre conditions or termination in EVERY STATE. wait… no you can’t… i forgot… you COULD be but the government says no selling across state lines. wow… more hypocrisy.

you libs are soooooo brain-washed.

By: Bv

Bv — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 06:41:43 +0000

I just think if I pay for the child, I should be able to claim the child on my taxes not the ex. It’s only fair, the ex is not paying for the child I am. RIGHT?????????

By: Jonathan

Jonathan — Thu, 29 Jan 2009 02:21:21 +0000

Another good point CJ. The child support paying parent pays taxes on the child support money. Yet they can not claim that expense.

By: cj

cj — Thu, 29 Jan 2009 00:44:21 +0000

I got your point Jon. The court doesn’t necessarily award all the prizes to the parent who is best for the child. It is awful that they can throw you in jail, take your license and your house if you don’t pay support, while the supported can go buy a fifth of hooch on your hard-earned money. It also sucks that the earner pays taxes on that money while the support-ee doesn’t have to claim it as income for taxes, college grants, anything.

By: Jonathan

Jonathan — Wed, 28 Jan 2009 11:36:25 +0000

I believe you are missing the point. There’s just as many parents who take the child support and still don’t give two shits about their children. Just because your a parent doesn’t mean you can spend child support money with no accountability. If the money was going towards putting a roof of the child’s head, or putting food on the table, or towards education, that is fine. All that we ask as child support paying parents is to see the transactions with our child support money.

By: andipantz

andipantz — Wed, 28 Jan 2009 06:23:19 +0000

Isn’t having a living healthy child with a roof over her head and parents who love her a return on your investment? After all, there are many parents who can’t pay child support and do go to jail, kids who don’t have parents who give two shits about their well being, nor even have a home or anything to eat, and who spend a lot of the time on the streets and getting into trouble. Kids are expensive; they’re another human being. And whether you’re paying child support or not, parents are important.