What will the courts grant a man who leaves pregnant wife and 3 year old son?
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What will the courts likely grant a man who has left his 4 month pregnant wife and 3 year old son (for the second time; once when not pregnant) and says he wants a divorce? What is he entitled to as far as the unborn child? What about the 3 year old? Just wondering how the courts will look at this.
You will be granted child support for both children and also spousal maintenance (alimony) if your live in a state that grants spousal maintenance. You’ll probably be looking at about $1,200 a month if you make descent money.
He will have to pay child support and he will get visitation with his children.
I know for a fact they wont grant the divorce till after the baby is born and its hard…He will still probably get some what of custody….My ex hubby only see my son every other weekend and im now going to court cause hes trying to get full physical which is crazy that i actually have to fight considering im only one who has raised him….But good luck hun…
oh you should be just fine… the courts will rape you for child support for both kids the wife will get 60% custody at the least and you’ll spend the rest of you life wondering what kind of MAN would abandon his family………..good jod DAD
You’re probably the only one that will want him punished. The court will award him what he’s entitled to – which depends on assets of the marriage and which state you’re in.
Also depending on your state, he’ll either get joint custody or visitation and be ordered to pay child support. He has no rights or obligations to the unborn child yet – such as child support and legal rights – until it is born.
Its not the court-its the law. He may even get the child if he pushes. Assets split half and half. You want the house, buy his part. You want your child-be a mother. You want him away from his girl-NEVER. You cannot and will not stand between them if you love her.
Understand? Please? You will never remove that girl from him so give up.
He need to pay up thatwhat the courts will say
As a pot of gold for the Judicial System. . . . . You’ll both end haveing to pay for lawyers. The’ll convince the both of you to talk a lot of trash about the other person so you’ll get more money and more time with your kids. But what will happen is that you’ll both end up proveing what crappy parents you both are. So then the’ll take your kids away and put them in foster care. And you’ll have to pay the court even more money to get them back. Which they won’t do right away. You’ll have to pay a lot of money first to show what a " FIT" parent you are.
On top of that you’ll have to deal with Child Protective Services who don’t want to give you back your kid. They perfer the kid to have low self esteem. There easier to exploit that way.
The Courts, The Cops, The System . . . . Its not your friend.
Once they get there hooks in you they never let go . . . . Figure it out between you and the dude.
Before you end up . . . Getting made an example of.
Well, if he left the marriage, then he was obviously unhappy with it — but just because our spouse doesn’t love us any more, or we dont’ love them, does NOT mean that the parent has lost love for his or her kids.
Don’t put your innocent kids in the middle of your break up, and don’t interfere with their relationship with their dad… your kids have two parents, and as long as you both love the kids, then you both ought to take part in raising them.
I have no idea what the courts will give him? Probably a reasonable schedule of visitation, and he will have to pay support.