Hard to be alpha in someone else's constructed reality limited to their rules, trainmaster.Who said anything about you Dumar? I gave a general warning and plus we all know where the alpha talk takes us. Stop being a beta and take that stuff right back out of this thread.
Very late reply, but Child Support is not taxable income anyway.Agree in general, except for the child support situation. I don't think he's "dumb", but I do think he was too nice for his own good or too naive thinking the legal system follows common sense if she decides to cash in later (not always the case). Also, if she told him to pay under the table to artificially deflate her income and get benefits, wouldn't that make him potentially complicit in fraud?
His situation is different than mine, but I would be very uncomfortable with that arrangement.
Yes. And yes, it is. Which is why it's dumb to go about it any other way.While I think Onoes is being all kinds of dumb in this, would the court really reject all evidence of payments like that at all? Seems pretty crazy.
*edit: I did come across a case in PA where the Dad did what Onoes is doing and the judge sided with the father, for what that is worth.Whether the parties resolve a child support dispute out-of-court through informal negotiation or ADR, the ideal result is a written document which finalizes what was agreed upon. This agreement is usually shown to a judge for final approval, to ensure that what the parents have agreed to also complies with state guidelines on child support. An informal court hearing may follow, during which the judge will ask some basic factual questions to make sure that each party understands the terms of the agreement.
As long as the judge is satisfied that the child support agreement was fairly negotiated, and that the terms do not contradict state guidelines, the agreement will almost always receive court approval. In most states, the agreement then becomes a binding court order or "decree," and the parents or other parties to the agreement must adhere to it or face legal consequences.
No, no it doesn't. Without a court ordered stamp of approval, you're walking a line that will fuck you something fierce should she ever choose to do it.Totally depends on the judge.
There was more to it then, I've known to many people personally who fell into that trap, myself included.Child Support by Agreement - FindLaw
*edit: I did come across a case in PA where the Dad did what Onoes is doing and the judge sided with the father, for what that is worth.
Possibly. The implication was that there was something in PA law that allowed for it but there wasn't much more to go on other than a forum post and fuck it if I'm going to dig much further past a cursory Google search.There was more to it then, I've known to many people personally who fell into that trap, myself included.
This is my stance on Onoes as well, as I stated a few pages ago.For the most part I think a lot of you guys are way too hard on Onoes, either you're fucking with hi or just enjoy being dicks, idk. But in this instance, I agree. No formal agreement is a recipe for failure.
Isn't she still married and presumably living with her husband? Where did you stay?Just left 29, had a fantastic 2 straight days with her, grabbing food now and getting on the road. Nothing to really report except everything went really well.
Well man people gotta meet somehow. But a random hookup at areinassance faireis pretty high up there on the list of "whuuuuuut?"I have family who live in Phoenix, more specifically, my moms in Maui right now but has a house in town, so I stayed there. And yes, her and her soon to be ex are still in the same house, though in different rooms. They met with a realtor on Friday to put their house on the market, and filled out divorce paperwork that is getting turned in tomorrow, so... thats happening. The odd thing? I spend all day and night with her Saturday, which was March 14th. I just realized tonight, my divorce was final March 14th last year. Just a weird little coincidence.
But yeah, I'm ready to dive full speed into this, despite me knowing the entire situation should throw up warning signs, just had a phenomenal weekend. We'll see what happens, but yeah, either expect everything to work out, or expect me to be all heartbroken again in a couple months.