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Mom of 2 Member |
posted 07-12-2008 09:42 PM
  
I have been divorced for almost 4 years . My ex and I had 2 wonderful children in this marriage of 11 years . When he filed for divorce he signed the papers then left the state to go back to his own homestate. He has not seen his kids in almost 4 years . He has not beeen a part of their lives only by phonce calls maybe once or twice a month.Now he has moved on and living with someone and I recently found out by family that is in engaged to be married . Since then he has had no contact with his kids at all .. Once in about 4 months since this year . He has been ordered to pay cs of $550.00 for them and I also get alimony too that is what he agreed too . I have full custody . he was ordered to pay the medical preminums and half of all medical , which he hasn't paid . He finally sent $ 500.00 for bills for them after 4 years . He gets to claim one of the kids on his taxes ... Since he hasn't held up on his responibilty with the medical and all ,I am wondering if I took him back to court if i could get to be able to claim them both on my taxes since all he pays is the cs and my alimony ??? He nevers sends any extra money to help them out with school clothes or anything ??? I am at my wits end .... Sorry for venting so much... I am new to all this .... Thanks |
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shawn single dad |
posted 07-12-2008 10:46 PM
it's sad that your kids don't see their dad anymore, what a jerk. I suppose it depends on how much he owes if you could get the order changed. You probably won't be able to chabge it if he is not delinquent on his cs and alimony. sorry |
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