by Cyndi Gaggero
(Portland, Oregon)
My ex-husband owes me over $120,000.00 in back pay... My son turned 18 on Jan. 10th, mind you, he has not even graduated high school yet, and of course, still lives at home...
Here is the "sticky" situation: My ex, Rob, recently claimed that he is disabled (due to his own behaviors) and now gets Social Security, his military pension, etc...for only this last year I was able to get his military pension ($225 monthly) and a small part of his social security ($100), this was better than nothing.
He asked for a child support review and his case was changed to "Judgement", assuming because Aric, my son, is 18 now? I am SO upset! This man skated on my son's ENTIRE life, and up until this last year NEVER paid a dime towards raising him, no medical, NOTHING.
Now that Aric (pronounced Eric) is 18 the pension stopped and so did the social security. I am livid! Do they REALLY think all costs around this child has magically ceased simply because of a birthday? I am still covering his costs!
He is in an early enlistment program and will go to US Marine bootcamp in June, but for now he is still very much a high school-er, dependent on his parent.
My question: Do I have any recourse to the money Rob gets towards any of the $$120,000.00 in back pay owed to me for raising this child completely on my own? Or will he get away with this because Aric is 18 now? Rob lives in California, we live in Oregon.
It was always almost impossible to get the support services here to enforce his case; no license was ever taken, etc...he pretty much stayed off the hook by keeping under the table jobs, etc. So now the back pay pretty much spells it out; he has NEVER supported his son.
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