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Sue V. Montpellier
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Date Posted: 02:38:16 04/26/06 Wed
In reply to:
Hollie Motoflame
's message, "Re: Single parent. What rites has my kid?" on 13:12:09 04/20/06 Thu
Ms Motoflame,
Please ignore my previous post. This law had never been practiced before, and there has now been some changes.
We realized that the father's income must of course decide how much he should pay. Here is your case explained:
Mr Mervil has admitted that he is the father of your child, and according to law he must pay the child:
§4.200 at birth (5% of his networth (minimum §1.000)
+ §800 at birthday toddler (his weekly income/7)
+ §800 at birthday child (his weekly income/7)
+ §800 at birthday teen (his weekly income/7)
His current pay cheque is §1.400 and he works 4 days a week, so his daily income will be (§1400x4)/7 = §800
So, he must pay you a total of §4200+(§800x3) = §6.600
He can either pay the §4.200 now and then §800 on each birthday, or pay §6.600 right away. If the latter, the money must be kept on a separate account in the child's name, and the household can access the money on each birthday if they want. If money is not spent the child will get access to them as teenager.
Mr Frances W. Mervil chose to pay the total sum right away.
In addition the child will get inheritance when the father dies, just like the any other child of the father.
Sue V. Montpellier
Law Advisor
>Thank you both of you!
>
>Mrs Montpellier, does that mean I don't need the Court?
>
>>Hello Ms Motoflame. I am the local Law Advisor. I'm
>>not sure whether you are still residing Simmerville.
>>You must check the local law wherever you live.
>>
>>Your child will naturally inherite its father, but not
>>until he father dies. Then your child will be
>>considered just like any other child of his.
>>
>>Your child an claim §2000 on every birthday for as
>>long as the father lives. This support will not affect
>>he heritage.
>>
>>Being a single mother should give you the right to
>>apply for financial support from your hood. In
>>Simmerville we offer a one time support of §1000 per
>>child.
>>
>>Sue V. Montpellier
>>Law Advisor
>>Simmerville
>>
>>
>>>so, oki doki, I was a live in servant and the lord of
>>>the house fancied me a little too mutch, and no I was
>>>fired and I had a baby son. I'm very poor, I can't
>>>even equip the house I rent. The father of my kid is
>>>wealthy, and I wonna take my case to Court!
>>>
>>>Did anyone be in my shoes earlier? Did you try such a
>>>case in Court? What rules are there? Even if my kid
>is
>>>accepted as a heir, is there any way we can get some
>>>money fast? I'm desperate. That bastard will not get
>>>away with this! My son shall have what he is in right
>>>to have!
>>>
>>>Hollie Motoflame
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