POLL: How much are you guys paying for Child Support?

John Semon wrote:
Please include your income and state

I am starting

Income: 47K/yr
CS Payment: 125/week
State (originating State): TX (MA)

I'm paying $916 per month for one child. $50 of that is for arrears
that accumulated between when the state first filed against me and when
I had my so-called day in court.

Income is 77k.
State is NC.
Ex is a bitch.

John Semon wrote:
Please include your income and state

I am starting

Income: 47K/yr
CS Payment: 125/week
State (originating State): TX (MA)

I'm paying $916 per month for one child. $50 of that is for arrears
that accumulated between when the state first filed against me and when
I had my so-called day in court.

Income is 77k.
State is NC.
Ex is a bitch.

John Semon wrote:
Please include your income and state

I am starting

Income: 47K/yr
CS Payment: 125/week
State (originating State): TX (MA)

I'm paying $916 per month for one child. $50 of that is for arrears
that accumulated between when the state first filed against me and when
I had my so-called day in court.

Income is 77k.
State is NC.
Ex is a bitch.

"John Semon" wrote in message
om...
Please include your income and state

I am starting

Income: 47K/yr
CS Payment: 125/week
State (originating State): TX (MA)

Late 1987 order retroactive to early 1986 on a nun pro tunc order - $800 CS,
$300 SS, $34 group healthcare insurance, $50 life insurance, a $450 federal
and state tax increase, plus visitation expenses and the "extras" she sent
the children to me to purchase for them. Plus a substantial property
settlement, $21,500 in attorney fees and over $22,000 in extra taxes and
penalties on a forced liquidation of a tax deferred retirement account to
give her cash value. Income - $41,500 after a recent 15% ESOP pay reduction
to hopefully keep the company where I worked out of bankruptcy and shutting
down.

I lived on $.25 for every dollar I made for several years until I found
another job and one of my children came to live with me.

You've got a sweet deal!

"John Semon" wrote in message
om...
Please include your income and state

I am starting

Income: 47K/yr
CS Payment: 125/week
State (originating State): TX (MA)

Late 1987 order retroactive to early 1986 on a nun pro tunc order - $800 CS,
$300 SS, $34 group healthcare insurance, $50 life insurance, a $450 federal
and state tax increase, plus visitation expenses and the "extras" she sent
the children to me to purchase for them. Plus a substantial property
settlement, $21,500 in attorney fees and over $22,000 in extra taxes and
penalties on a forced liquidation of a tax deferred retirement account to
give her cash value. Income - $41,500 after a recent 15% ESOP pay reduction
to hopefully keep the company where I worked out of bankruptcy and shutting
down.

I lived on $.25 for every dollar I made for several years until I found
another job and one of my children came to live with me.

You've got a sweet deal!

"John Semon" wrote in message
om...
Please include your income and state

I am starting

Income: 47K/yr
CS Payment: 125/week
State (originating State): TX (MA)

Late 1987 order retroactive to early 1986 on a nun pro tunc order - $800 CS,
$300 SS, $34 group healthcare insurance, $50 life insurance, a $450 federal
and state tax increase, plus visitation expenses and the "extras" she sent
the children to me to purchase for them. Plus a substantial property
settlement, $21,500 in attorney fees and over $22,000 in extra taxes and
penalties on a forced liquidation of a tax deferred retirement account to
give her cash value. Income - $41,500 after a recent 15% ESOP pay reduction
to hopefully keep the company where I worked out of bankruptcy and shutting
down.

I lived on $.25 for every dollar I made for several years until I found
another job and one of my children came to live with me.

You've got a sweet deal!

In article , John Semon says...

Please include your income and state

I am starting

Income: 47K/yr
CS Payment: 125/week
State (originating State): TX (MA)
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You got a great deal. Don't blow it by trying to get it lowered. Did you check
the CS guidelines to see how much you should be paying based on your income?
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In article , John Semon says...

Please include your income and state

I am starting

Income: 47K/yr
CS Payment: 125/week
State (originating State): TX (MA)
=====
You got a great deal. Don't blow it by trying to get it lowered. Did you check
the CS guidelines to see how much you should be paying based on your income?
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In article , John Semon says...

Please include your income and state

I am starting

Income: 47K/yr
CS Payment: 125/week
State (originating State): TX (MA)
=====
You got a great deal. Don't blow it by trying to get it lowered. Did you check
the CS guidelines to see how much you should be paying based on your income?
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You are paying less than my husband per month, John, and making more than he
is. Plus he has to pay for health insurance.

"John Semon" wrote in message
om...
Please include your income and state

I am starting

Income: 47K/yr
CS Payment: 125/week
State (originating State): TX (MA)