| Unless it is stated in a final decree that the $25.00 will go directly
to the sitter, the answer is no. And if there is a chance that she owes
you money. Document what is the what. And then pray....Lots... Cause
you have very little chance. Lost equity, because you lost money on the
sales of your house? No, she will not have to pay that either. She is a
woman who, if working, makes in the eyes of the court $.60 to your
$1.00 per hour. Unless you can prove that she was reckless in her
behavior. Not a chance. Best thing is to chock it to experience and
pray that you will see your child.
Peace
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| One last other thing.......
UNLESS YOU HAVE IT IN WRITING THAT YOU ARE TO PAY THE BABY SITTER
DIRECTLY. YOUR IN DEEP S*IT. For it sounds like custody will go to mom,
and mom is the guardian, and mom can clean your clocks because you are
not paying her. So, If I were you the thing to do right off the bat, is
tonight find that letter that says its so, and/or find a way to get a
letter from you ex that states such.
Then secondly, everytime you pay the ex, document it if you pay cash,
and or photostate or keep all cancled checks. I write out a reciept for
mine when she give me money. She pays in cash, I like it but don't like
it. Cause either party could take advantage of the other.
A good one that She had learned, probably from her NCP brother is to
pay you cash for two weeks and if you don't write it down, Exactly, she
would skip out week three and week four if she could be convincing. So,
now things are documented. And I would suggest you do the same.
A good three ring loose leave binder with a three hole punch helps
much.
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If you can document what you say (Ie if it is written down in the
court papers, and you have receipts of canceled checks to show you
paid her the money) then you have a reasonable chance. If you cannot
document this, you're up the proverbial creek without a paddle. I say
_reasonable_ chance, since I've seen judges screw the NCP over anyway.
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| Sorry, I assumed something that I guess I musta missed. Anyhow. Chances
are that you will not recieve any money for the out of pocket loss's.
Too bad you cannot argue or or perhaps prepose that she re-emburses you
over the course of several years. As in, a pay back plan that is
flexable enough that when she is done with school you will be
re-embursed in full.:) Example, like go with a $5.00 per month for a
couple of years at standard bank interest of.... say 5%, and when she
is done with school. Ba-da Booom! Ba-da Bing! She pays you up in full
and this beats getting the full stick in the eye routine.
Going with something as a token amount of money as a first opening of
the door with the courts can help you gain it back than to demand money
in full up front and loose it all.:_)
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