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<blockquote data-quote="Wild and Free" data-source="post: 54403" data-attributes="member: 406">KDM hit the nail on the head. I know many dead beat custodial parents that live high on the hog collecting large child support payments and spending next to nothing on the child. Non custodial parent gets custody and has to take them in for cloths and dr. visits glasses ect ect every time they get them, kids show up with no shoes and rags for cloths the list goes on and on from what I have witnesses personally of those I have known going through this, I have no children myself but do see a very flawed system no matter which parent has custody.50% at minimum should go into a fund for the child to get @ age 19 or upon admittance to college. The rest is what is to be used for living expenses for the child not the custodian parent and a detailed expense report on what and where the remaining money was spent on the child needs to be supplied to the non custodial parent.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wild and Free, post: 54403, member: 406"] KDM hit the nail on the head. I know many dead beat custodial parents that live high on the hog collecting large child support payments and spending next to nothing on the child. Non custodial parent gets custody and has to take them in for cloths and dr. visits glasses ect ect every time they get them, kids show up with no shoes and rags for cloths the list goes on and on from what I have witnesses personally of those I have known going through this, I have no children myself but do see a very flawed system no matter which parent has custody. 50% at minimum should go into a fund for the child to get @ age 19 or upon admittance to college. The rest is what is to be used for living expenses for the child not the custodian parent and a detailed expense report on what and where the remaining money was spent on the child needs to be supplied to the non custodial parent. [/QUOTE]

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