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  Re: How much greed does it take to raise a child?         


Author: Bob Whiteside
Date: Jan 16, 2007 10:11

"neenna66" wmconnect.com> wrote in message
news:1168931729.874106.304100@a75g2000cwd.googlegroups.com...
> As I stayted ina previous post, I do not get HOH filing status. My ex
> claims the child on his taxes every year. I have to claim single.

What you said was you do not take the child as an exemption. Tax exemptions
and tax filing status are two separate things with different IRS definitions
for when and how they apply. No state court divorce decree can override
federal tax law. If you gave up the child exemption for some reason you can
still file head of household.
I
> am not askinga toal stranger to pay money to me. I am asking that my
> ex quit lying about his expenses.

CS has nothing to do with the NCP's expenses. It doesn't matter what he
claims as his expenses. His income is the only real factor used for
determining CS awards.
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  Re: How much greed does it take to raise a child?         


Author: Bob Whiteside
Date: Jan 16, 2007 09:53

"neenna66" wmconnect.com> wrote in message
news:1168930018.102696.275750@v45g2000cwv.googlegroups.com...
> I was going to write a very sarcastic and nasty post right back at you.
> But I am a little more refined than that. I do not care what any of
> you woman haters write on this board. I will lurk form here on out.
> To think I could actually carry on an intelligent conversation with any
> of you. Well there were a few posters who seemed to have that ability,
> but your nastiness has far outweighed the value of a good debate and
> problem solving to fix everything wrong with our system. And it is sad
> that you have to resort to using nasty names to get your point across.
> I imagine your next issue will be, well if mom cannot get a good enough
> job to support the child in...
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  Enforcing visitation         


Author: Dave
Date: Jan 16, 2007 08:43

I'm about a week away from getting a final order on specific parenting
time. The mother of my daughter has made it pretty obvious that she
plans to have the child throwing a fit. She keeps asking if I'll take
our daughter out "kicking and screaming" if she doesn't want to go.
She is setting her up for exactly that type of scene. Should I use a
third party pickup point or take a cop with me to make sure she
follows the court order? Any suggestions? This is in Michigan.
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