"Moderator Proud father/grandfather" SFV JUNKIE!!!
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Why no support? I mean I would also hope that some sort of visitation can be arranged, but absolutely regardless....you should get support. Being only 3 days, yes I'm sure it feels much longer than to hear "only 3 days", maybe a little more time will help to work something out for contact....even occasional phone calls. Now of course I also don't know the details of the split, but hopefully he doesn't plan on just not keeping some sort of contact with his son.
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| Posts: 4669 | Location: California | Registered: 15 January 2004 |    |
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I am New to SFV
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I completely understand your situation. My husband left me in September. Not only did he leave me with my then 15-mo old son, but he left me with the house mortgage, credit card debt, etc. Since he makes less than I do, the child support that he does pay does not even cover half of daycare costs. When he said he was leaving, I asked him to help me with our son. He said "no" and that he was uncomfortable at our house. Now that he is all settled in w/ his girlfriend, he now wants to see his son more and introduce him to his girlfriend. As you can imagine, this has been a very difficult situation. But I can tell you, that I do feel so much better as time has passed. Yes, being a single-parent is difficult, but you will be able to manage, and your son will be just fine. He has a mom that loves him and he'll know that you will always be there for him. Hang in there.
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| Posts: 2 | Location: Texas | Registered: 05 January 2007 |    |
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