Re: Settle back c/support ?? BAD news

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Next thing you know, we will see a cluster of post asking for
information about interest-free loans and grants to pay off the
arrearage.

On 6/21/05, Curmudgeon wrote:
> I concur with roosta, Jimbo. Get off your high-horse. You chose to
> breed with someone that was so obviously below your standards. Then
> you chose to abandon your kid to allow the tax-payers raise it. Now
> you want the tax-payers to contribute to your California real estate
> investment. Get over it, dude. Ain't gonna happen.
>
> On 6/21/05, Jimbo wrote:
>> [i]and they will be there with their hand out on behalf of YOUR
>> kids until you die [/i]
>>
>> Not by choice.. if they had seen fit to place the kid with a
>> functioning, working adult this would not have happened.
>>
>> Thank you for your judgements; I'll leave that one for the
> Almighty.
>>
>> Now.. can someone answer the question as to whether or not they
>> take settlements like the IRS does ??
>>
>> On 6/21/05, roosta wrote:
>>> On 6/21/05, Jimbo wrote:
>>> I'm new to mortgages.. this will be a first.
>>> Can I actually do that ?? NO
>>> That'd be great, but the c/sup is on my credit report.. my
>>> understanding was that I'd have to get it off BEFORE I got the
>>> mortgage.. or no ?? YES if thats what the LENDER requires. They
>>> prolly think "if he wont pay his c/s, why would he pay us??
>>> Surely he loves his kids more than he loves us??"
>>> Besides, it's the county I owe, RIGHT and they will be there
>>> with their hand out on behalf of YOUR kids until you die.
>>> not my ex-wife, who has been on welfare for years thanks to
>>> having a few more kids out of wedlock. Sorri, this does NOT fit
>>> into the equation of when you pay child support. Dont cloud the
>>> issue.ITs ALL ABOUT YOU........................