09/01/2024
This is what I'm talking about. Somebody needs to act. Tyrese talks about how his ex wants $20k/mo for a one year old who they never spent that kind of money on when money was unlimited.
Equal Parents-Child Support Act is dedicated to bringing the fathers back to their children. The Act Counseling will be mandatory if necessary.
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Naples, FL
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Equal Parents-Child Support Act / Ruby’s Law is dedicated to bringing the fathers back to their children, and preventing parents from using legal techniques to increase their child support paycheck by abusing custodial rights: 1. Biological Parents will have legal equal custody rights at the time of birth or upon a DNA Test unless the mother requests otherwise, a document required for birth. Neither parent will be required to pay child support at this time, unless the custodial parent makes less than $50k and the non-custodial parent makes $100k or higher in personal profits. The higher paid parent may be required to pay up to 25% of their income and no more. However, they will only be required to pay up to $50k annually unless they live in an overpriced area, then it can increase to 70k. A parent will never be required to pay a million dollars per year for one child and any laws that could allow such nonsense shall be dissolved. The custodial parent will be required to request child support help as needed, and must prove that they have difficulty providing for the child on their own, and that they have reached out to the other parent for help prior to seeking help via court order. Or if the parent does not know the whereabouts of the other parent, upon request by the custodial or non-custodial parent, the court will order a process server to serve them a date they must acquire a DNA TEST and /or appear before an officer of the court to establish their equal custody rights or they have the option to no custody, initiate visiting rights, partial custody, equal custody, or full custody. This DNA Test will be done anonymously so the father has no idea who the possible mother is until he shows up before an officer, if he is not the father, he will not need to appear in court. This will deter needy mothers from reaching out to previous lovers for attention and less fathers will avoid court due to past relationship drama with said mother. Whatever they decide, unless both parents chose equal custody, they will schedule a new hearing before an officer to make arrangements, their choices will be evaluated and altered as the court sees fit. However, if one parent wishes for equal custody, and another parent does not wish to grant them custody, the parent who does not wish to grant equal custody will be required to attend a psychological evaluation to determine the cause. If it is found that the non-granting parent has a mental illness of sorts, possibly not permanent, they will be required to continue these courses and pay for them until they agree to grant equal custody. The mother will have full custody for one year, and be permitted to take off work if necessary. The father will pay child support as needed during the first year of her recovery but no more than 25% of his income, under $50-70k. The father will be permitted to have supervised visits so a child agency can determine his psychological status as a father, his supervised visits must include a male supervisor more than half of the time and three or more different supervisors over the course of one year. He can schedule them as often as once a week during the first six months, and twice a week during the next six months. After the child has turned one year old, they will be required to have another hearing before an officer of the court. If the father has proven himself to be of sound mind, not physically violent, not verbally aggressive toward the child, and shows an interest in being a father, the court will grant equal parental custody regardless of the mother’s issues. 2. If a parent does not permit the other parent to have custody or visit their child they could face custody issues themselves and the non-custodial parent will not be required to pay Child Support.
3. Any parent that currently owes child support and the custodial parent has never filed a motion to establish equal custody with the other parent, all owed amounts will be dissolved prior to the motion being filed. Considering this is a new law, a hearing will be held to determine if the other parent intentionally used legal techniques to keep the other parent from their child, or if contact was maintained either through the court or some other way in which to give the other parent opportunities to be a parent. Evidence must be proven that the other parent had no interest in having equal custody, otherwise all owed amounts will be reset, and the custodial parent will be required to file a motion for equal custody in order to acquire future child support if applicable. If the child is 28 years old or older, any owed child support will be forgiven in order to bring peace to our families.
4. The court shall make no law and will dissolve any current law that forces parents to legally attack a non-custodial parent in order to maintain government support or for any other reason other than to establish custody and ensure that both parents have equal rights. If a parent is forced to attack a non-custodial parent for any reason, this raises unnecessary stress around the child and forces additional division between the parents, resulting in likely long term family emotional scars. Parents should be advised to work together, not against each other for any reason.
5. A permanent restraining order will never be granted to an opposing parent except in special circumstances where serious physical violence such as serious bruising or breaking of limbs or evidence of threats with a weapon. Or repeat physical violence. Or large quantities of drugs being sold or purchased such as amounts that would be above any personal consumption has occurred, where a conviction has been made. Even if a permanent restraining order is made against another parent for these reasons; they will be required to attend a revaluation after five years, and every four years following to see if the characters have changed. These revaluations will be scheduled before a different judge and served to each party no less than 30 days before the revaluation is scheduled. If a permanent restraining order is granted, the defendant will be required to undergo counseling specifically relating to alcohol, drugs, or violence and how it affects children.