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Now the banks can get a cut of the CS money along with the state.
No parent is obligated to pay above and beyond the day to day living costs; Xmas pressies and any extras really is just a treat.
Originally posted by bluemirage5
reply to post by photobug
I can't comment on ATS members and their child support. It's word of mouth here and more often than not there's no proof to back up their claims.
As for the soldier, that's bloody shocking even if I say so myself. Six months he was held captive? Never heard about that in the papers. Do you have a source?
Originally posted by Vitchilo
Women ALWAYS win...
The purpose of child support is to offer the child or children the same financial oppurtunities had the parents relationship not dissolved.
Bobby Sherrill, a divorced father of two from Parkton, N.C., was a casualty of that war. Mr. Sherrill, who worked for Lockheed in Kuwait before being captured and held hostage by Iraq for nearly five harrowing months, was arrested the night he returned from the Persian Gulf War. Why? For failing to pay $1,425 in child support while he was a captive.
Originally posted by getreadyalready
The State doesn't take a single cent from any child support money.
Ah,but the state makes money buy putting the child support money into their slush fund,to make interest out of it. Imagine the amounts that are put in,and even at a week,what the interests amounts to?
Originally posted by getreadyalready
reply to post by sonnny1
Ah,but the state makes money buy putting the child support money into their slush fund,to make interest out of it. Imagine the amounts that are put in,and even at a week,what the interests amounts to?
Not in Florida. I don't know about all states, but in Florida the money goes directly to the State Disbursement Unit (SDU), and it never enters the general funds. Each account is held in escrow and either disbursed as appropriate or refunded every 30 days or so. We have what is called a "future pay" account for people that overpay, but they don't allow it to grow much, it doesn't collect interest, and it is refunded to the payer if it gets too far ahead.
Originally posted by getreadyalready
reply to post by sonnny1
Ah,but the state makes money buy putting the child support money into their slush fund,to make interest out of it. Imagine the amounts that are put in,and even at a week,what the interests amounts to?
Not in Florida. I don't know about all states, but in Florida the money goes directly to the State Disbursement Unit (SDU), and it never enters the general funds. Each account is held in escrow and either disbursed as appropriate or refunded every 30 days or so. We have what is called a "future pay" account for people that overpay, but they don't allow it to grow much, it doesn't collect interest, and it is refunded to the payer if it gets too far ahead.