AZ Astrea
January 5th 04, 02:39 AM
Classic bedmadelie trainwreck: multiple grandkids by teen daughters, for
which grandparents apparently must pay child support even though they
already are supporting both the teenmothers and their ******* offspring. I
have
to wonder exactly what child support money means in this context, beer and
cig money for the underage mothers? Oh, wait, that's what it always means.
So parents you better make sure that your underage kids don't go having
babies or you'll be doomed forever.
http://www.fortwayne.com/mld/newssentinel/7619817.htm
"- Q: My wife and I have three grandchildren ranging in age from 1 to 4. One
is the baby of our 15-year-old daughter. The other two belong to our
17-year-old daughter. Both daughters are unmarried and in school. The
fathers of all the children are also in school. Our daughters and
grandchildren all live with us.
The local department of social services recently contacted us to try to get
money from my wife and me to support our grandchildren. It's not that we
don't already provide a home, the majority of their clothing, medical
expenses, etc., for them and our daughters. I thought that parents - not
grandparents - were obligated to support their grandchildren. If we have to
hire a lawyer, it will take money away from what we do for our children and
grandchildren. Can you lead us in the right direction?"
~AZ~
which grandparents apparently must pay child support even though they
already are supporting both the teenmothers and their ******* offspring. I
have
to wonder exactly what child support money means in this context, beer and
cig money for the underage mothers? Oh, wait, that's what it always means.
So parents you better make sure that your underage kids don't go having
babies or you'll be doomed forever.
http://www.fortwayne.com/mld/newssentinel/7619817.htm
"- Q: My wife and I have three grandchildren ranging in age from 1 to 4. One
is the baby of our 15-year-old daughter. The other two belong to our
17-year-old daughter. Both daughters are unmarried and in school. The
fathers of all the children are also in school. Our daughters and
grandchildren all live with us.
The local department of social services recently contacted us to try to get
money from my wife and me to support our grandchildren. It's not that we
don't already provide a home, the majority of their clothing, medical
expenses, etc., for them and our daughters. I thought that parents - not
grandparents - were obligated to support their grandchildren. If we have to
hire a lawyer, it will take money away from what we do for our children and
grandchildren. Can you lead us in the right direction?"
~AZ~