Hold Onto Your Wallet - And Run.

 

Based upon what a cunt she is, and the fact that she is holding the threat of divorce, taking all your stuff that you worked and paid for - like the house and the kids and most of your income forever, that she is really fucked to be in any sort of a relationship with and she is always dangling this threat over your head;

 

One helpful tip was - "If you were to wake up one day realising what a psycho cunt, you had gotten married too, and that leaving would enable her to wipe out your life and that staying would continue to destroy you, you could always shoot her at point blank range in the face with a 12 gauge, and then kill yourself next."

Or you could just sell the house from underneath her, transfer all the assets into Bitcoin and leave the country.

It's a very gynocentric article 

She is a viktum and he is the dead beat dad.

That kind of shit.

Basically after the divorce, she was pretty entitled and wanted everything and more, and she wanted to keep him working into his own grave and she had a $1.2 million she could of sold off and taken a small house and owned it outright...

This bitch, via the family court system (corrupt as fuck) would have left him with nothing and no retirement funds etc., so he said "Fuck this - I am out of here".

This is in Canada.

https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2012/07/01/deadbeat_dad_flees_to_philippines_leaving_four_kids_without_support.html  

Last fall, after an Ontario judge awarded his ex-wife spousal and child support of nearly $4,000 a month, Hans Mills, an education software expert with extensive work contacts in Southeast Asia, sent Donna Mills an email telling her he had left Canada for good.

“The result of the legal instrument which you recently designed and implemented is that there is no possibility of a comfortable life or a (secure) retirement for me in Canada at all,” Mills, 53, wrote in the email dated November 2, 2011. “Therefore I have left the country to seek greener pastures elsewhere, and will never return. Well done Einstein.”

“Good luck and goodbye.”

With that missive sent from an unknown location, Mills joined the more than 120,000 parents in Ontario who are in arrears on spousal and child support payments. Collectively, they owe more than $1.8 billion to ex-wives and children.

This is a story about a marriage breakup, a protracted legal battle and the decision of the ex-husband to flee Canada and avoid his court-ordered duty.

The Star tracked Hans Mills to the Philippines. From his hideaway on the outskirts of Manila, Mills says he knows what he did is wrong. He blames a “broken” Family Court system that pushed him to the brink of ruin for his decision to cut and run.

“I did a terrible, awful thing, because I had no reasonable option,” Mills says of his decision to flee and stop making spousal and child support payments. “I miss my children terribly. I abandoned Canada, but not my children. My hope is that some day I can reconcile with my children, but not in Canada . . . a morally bankrupt state.

“The Philippines is about as far as I could go. If I had a spaceship I’d be much further away.”

At the time he absconded, Hans Mills was under court order to pay his ex-wife, Donna Mills, $2,235 per month for the support of their children and $1,537 a month for spousal support. He also had been hit with substantial retroactive payments and ordered to pay his ex-wife’s legal costs.

His kids are “innocent bystanders who got caught in the crossfire,” Mills says in his email to the Star. “It was not my intention to hurt them.”

He is adamant about two things — he will “never, ever, ever, ever” pay spousal support, and he will never return to Canada.

This is in the USA. 

Never get married. Don't have kids.

The women and their fucking feminist bullshit have really overplayed their hands.

If you need a fuck, hand feed it or hire a good prostitute.

https://www.avvo.com/legal-guides/ugc/how-to-enforce-child-support-order-if-a-spouse-left-the-us-to-avoid-paying-child-support

How to Enforce Child Support Order if a Spouse Left the US to Avoid Paying 

Failure to pay court-ordered child support carries criminal consequences under both the state and federal statutes. In addition, non-paying parent may encounter severe immigration ramifications for avoiding payment of child support obligations. 

Currently every state has in-state child support enforcement mechanisms that allow a state to garnish income, hold non-paying spouse in contempt or revoke his/her license. 

Income withholding encompasses deduction of money from the income of the non-custodial parent (including wages, overtime pay, worker's compensation, unemployment compensation, retirement benefits, etc.) 

A person found in contempt may be ordered to pay a lump sum of money. 

The person also can be sent to jail (incarcerated) until a certain sum of money is paid. Finally, if a court finds the non-custodial parent failed to obey the court order, it may order his or her driver's license, professional, occupational license, or recreational license suspended after 30 days. 

If the non-custodial parent moves out of state and the state Support Enforcement Services Unit is already enforcing the case, the Unit will take the steps to collect child support from the out-of-state parent. 

Some of the available interstate enforcement tools include: * Direct income withholding (the filing of an income withholding with an out-of-state employer) * Registering a custodial parent order in a new state to give the new state authority to enforce the order * Interstate real property liens * 

Seizure of financial assets * Referral to the U.S. Attorney for federal prosecution under the Child Support Recovery Act and Deadbeat Parents Punishment Act, 18 U.S.C. Section 228. 

However, there are circumstances when a non-custodial parent may attempt to leave the US in order to avoid payment of the child support. 

Luckily for a custodial parent, if a non-paying spouse left the US in hoping to avoid paying the child support, there might be a relief available. In 1996, the United States government joined international convention concerning enforcement of child support. 

If a non-paying spouse resides in a country where US has a bilateral agreement, the child support obligations are easier to enforce. At this moment, such countries are Australia, Canada. Czech Republic, El Salvador, Finland, Hungary, Ireland, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovak Republic, Switzerland, The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. 

In addition, State of Connecticut signed separate child support agreements with the following countries: Australia, Bermuda, Canadian Provinces: Alberta, Nova Scotia, British Columbia, Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, New Brunswick; Czech Republic, France, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Mexico (the following 27 of 32 states): Aguascalientes, Nayarit, Baja California, Nuevo Leon, Campeche, Puebla, Chiapas, San Luis Potosi, Chihuahua, Queretaro, Coahuila, Quintana Roo, Colima, Sonora, Distrito Federal, Tabasco, Guanajuato, Tamaulipas, Guerrero, Tlaxcala, Hidalgo, Veracruz, Jalisco, Yucatan, Michoacan, Zacatecas, Morelos; Norway, Poland, Slovak Republic, United Kingdom: England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland. 

A Legal Permanent Resident (green card holder), who is applying for the US citizenship must demonstrate good moral character. Fulfilling one's child support obligations is crucial to satisfy this requirement. 

Hence, failure to pay child support may prevent a non-paying non-US citizen parent from becoming a U.S. Citizen. Changing country of residence may have dire immigration ramifications even on the U.S. Citizens. 

Although U.S. passports cannot be denied based on requests from private individuals, nonetheless the Secretary of State must deny issuance of a passport to a person who is in arrears of child support of more than $5,000 based upon a certification to that effect by the Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS). (42 U.S.C. 652 (k)). 

Needless to say that the restoration of a U.S. passport or even obtaining the limited validity passport for the purpose of entering the U.S. is a complicated bureaucratic process. 

Frequently, non-custodial parents fall behind their child support payments due to the change in their financial circumstances and assume that there is nothing can be done to fix the problem. 

They may decide to leave the country, work"under the table" to avoid have their wages garnished or undertake other ill-advised decisions. 

Fortunately, most of the child support issues could be avoided by a timely consultation with an attorney who has experience in child support modifications. 

The information presented is a general information only and should not be construed to be a formal legal advice nor the formation of a lawyer/client relationship. Contact an experienced licensed attorney to discuss circumstances of your case. 

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"Where have all the good men gone?"

As far as fucking possible, away from you cunts of women.

That's where they have gone.

ALL the women will and do, is free load off this legalese shit, at his expense, but NONE of them will say, "This whole feminist racket of fleecing their men into their graves is so wrong - fuck it, I am going to organise it amongst ourselves, and change this this gynocentric, hate mongering, feminist crap!"