Guest guest Posted June 17, 2012 Report Share Posted June 17, 2012 Happy Father's Day! I rarely post but am so blessed to have you in our lives. We are so grateful. Last year I gained five stepchildren who compliment the five I already have... and added four more grandkids to the two... oh, and most importantly, the most loving and wonderful man I've ever known... we first met a " few " years ago in the second grade, went through grade and high school together, junior college and even went to the University of Houston together; " everyone " knew we'd end up together. Uhm, just took the two of us a while, LOL. Gof knows what He's doing even when we are slow... anyway, might've taken us a bit but we are together now and it is incredible. Now my ex is giving us grief. He decided to hire a lawyer who can't stand that he agreed to pay extra child support for our boys, both of whom have Down syndrome. They are now 16 and 11. Since I'm also now fighting my third battle with cancer, he'd agreed to extra child support as it was obvious that I'd have a difficult time, if able at all, to find a job after being " just a Jay--at-home mom " for over 30 years, have kids with special needs, et al, plus the cancer. Well now my lawyer wants an additional ten thousand to continue fighting and " proof from experts " that it costs more to care for my boys than it would for typical boys. Soooo.... I'm asking the experts for your input. Any and all input to reinstate or at least increase from the minimum required by law child support. Their dad makes plenty of money and is angry that I remarried, even though he's wanted " out " for many years and told me I'd finally " got " it (how to make him happy) when I filed for divorce. Apologies for the length of this post but sending it while I have the courage. Thank you for being a support to us even when you didn't know you were. God bless each of you! Hugs ~ Sandi In Texas Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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