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Divorce And Pregnancy
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That BLOWS! Doesn't the army pay for your rent and stuff though? I don't know but my sister-in-law's hubby is in the army and they get a lot of perks. |
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Megan, military does pay housing but unless you live on base they don't directly pay for it, it goes to your paycheck like normal pay and you are still responsible to pay your rent and bills on your own. |
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If you do decide to leave him, you can get child support. And you can get it straight from his pay, rather than having to rely on him to pay you. Right now it sounds like your best option would be to stay with family and take time to decide for yourself what will be best for you and baby in long run. Have you guys tried counseling? Army should have a chaplain you could talk to or go to the family support center. How long before he comes back from Iraq? How are you guys fighting while he is over there- phone or email? Can you ignore those for a week or so until you get your and baby's health stable? Just know we are all here for you! Good luck to you in whatever you decide. |
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I moved back to my hometown near my family, which has been very helpful. We fight via phone and e-mail. I told him that I didn't think that he should call me as often, just until we both calm down. I'm still trapped though, because I never know when or if he is going to move the funds elsewhere. He has started to spend money again, he spent almost $500 in three days, and I have no idea what on. He will not be returning for 9-10 months. He is due to return Oct/Nov 2009. He needs counseling too, or he will never change. He won't go to the Chaplain, even though I have begged him to several times. He is required by law to support me because he is in the military, but after some reserch was done that amount is only $200.00 per month! I will have to wait it out day to day I guess to see what happens. Things are looking pretty grim as of now. |
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He would be obligated to pay, period. Military or not, fathers have to support their children. But $200 a month!?!? Are you sure? Have you gone through Child Support Enforcement? I would go through your state and not the military for that. |
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