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Should you give less money to the baby mother when she moves a new man into the house?

seeing that if hes living there then hes taking up finantial responsibility.

becasuse baby mother pays no rent, pays no council tax, and get s a crapload of cash off the gvnt, pluss has a man that works... no way should the baby father ( in my opinion ) continue giving piles of cash to fund the baby mothers "lifestyle" with this new man.

if they want that, then HE pays, not baby father. who DOES have rent/mortage council tax, bills ect as well as still having to buy all the baby stuff for when the kids are

discuss...
 
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What a stupid topic, if a man in clever enough to produce a baby then they have to pay for it all its life, only if new partner adopts the child does the biological father then reliquish any rights and therefor does not have to pay child support..
 
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err no... not when baby mother drinks and smokes all baby father contributions.

for example... CSA want £5 per week.

Baby father gives extra £50 + weeks supply of nappies, milk, food, wipes ect.

yet baby mother wastes that on herself and new man, then demands more money....

is that fair on baby father who still has his own life to live and bills to pay and would gladly take full custody of the kids to remove them from the b**ch of a mother?


baby father couls alway just say sod you and let the CSA deal with it, meaning babymother now would only get the £5 per week...
 
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If this person is you then you are truely gormless, just pay the £5 a week and buy you child clothes and nappies then there is no problem..

although anyone including the csa thinks £5 a week is enough is beyond me, if youv'e got the hump cos shes met another man get over it, you prioity is the baby not her lifestyle!
 
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well at the moment the babymother is commiting benifit fraud in claiming that shes single when the guy is living with here...

in so doing, she gets the free house and free council tax ect...

should she be reported ?
 
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Yes, this is a seperate issue to the csa, but she will probably say that he is only staying overnight and not living there.

..this type of fraud really gets my goat! Mad
 
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Child support is for the child, not the mother. It is not down to another man to pay that.

The fraud aspect is different, I would report it - but it will not change the amount of child support if that would be *your* aim in doing it.
 
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the CSA's requirements of payment are pretty pethetic, nobody can live on £5 per week.

but baby mother is takin the proverbial buiscuit. as in she will only ever buy the most expensive of options.

i.e Premixed baby milk in cartons instead of the tub of powderd milk which costs half as much, if not less...



would setting up a bankaccount dedicated to paying the "extra" maintenence and setting up a monthly/weekly ballence transferr into babymothers account be a wise choice ?

in so doing, babyfather can send the documented monthy satements of accounts to the CSA to show that he's exceeding his entitlements, and contributing his fair share?
 
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If you don't agree with the way she is bringing up the child - attempt to get full custody.

She probably buys the most expensive options as she believes they are the best for her child.

Regarding the benefit fraud - I would definatley report her.
 
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What chance does a father have in this day and age have to get full custody of his own children when mother is being a psycho biiiiatch ?

honestly ? how do procedings go ?

how is it decided ?

or even if there was a court battle for more visitation time. i.e instead of 3hrs on a sat and sun, having them from fri night to sun night.

what are the chances of that in a court fight ?
 
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Originally posted by PaPa SmUrFF:
Should you give less money to the baby mother when she moves a new man into the house?

seeing that if hes living there then hes taking up finantial responsibility.

becasuse baby mother pays no rent, pays no council tax, and get s a crapload of cash off the gvnt, pluss has a man that works... no way should the baby father ( in my opinion ) continue giving piles of cash to fund the baby mothers "lifestyle" with this new man.

if they want that, then HE pays, not baby father. who DOES have rent/mortage council tax, bills ect as well as still having to buy all the baby stuff for when the kids are

discuss...


if he moves in and has a job, then she will lose all benefits, including housing benefit and council tax benefit. i think it's up to the parents of the child to come to a fair decision , but that's a fairytale in my world, the dad of my kids doesn't pay anything anymore and i live alone. i don't get heaps of cash from the government and i struggle to pay bills and buy my kids stuff. it's not all pretty flowers and shiny happy people in the real world.

*gets off her soapbox*

Ninja


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But you look good on it jetty.. Wink
 
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babyfather has trouble paying the bills too..

so should baby father give away his last few quid and not eat or have electric/heat, so that baby mother can go smoke and drink the money ?
 
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thanks Jester Wink

As i said PaPa, in an ideal world, everything would be perfect and everyone would be nice and caring, but unfortunately, it isn't and some are nice and get screwed, some are the screwers, i don't ask my ex for money, he sees the kids every week and has them over night if he wants to, i consider me to be one of the screwed, lol.


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he's a lucky guy
 
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well, he abused me for years, but i have no way of getting away from him because of the children, i think you are the lucky one


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i did mean it in the context of that he gets pretty much unrestricted access to the kids..

it is a shame people have to be so screwed up tho isnt it Frown
 
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i know Frown and we have to live with the shit for life because we made the wrong choices. i don't regret my kids tho


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I know you must have your reasons jetty, but if he is seeing his kids willy nilly, when he wants in other words. i would take money off him at every oppotunity!
 
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i don't want his money, lol, he does buy the kids clothes occasionally and shoes, but if he gave me money, i wouldn't be better off than i am now. he used to leave me a couple of weeks with nothing and control when i got the money, i prefer to not have that feeling of being under his control Big Grin


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