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That is a big part of this. She wants enough child support to be able to  
stay home and homeschool the kids and the hubby does not want to pay that 
much.  
The Judge definitely has an agenda here he is serving and is going to far, I  
doubt it is legal for him to take her right to homeschool in a divorce 
hearing 
 anyway. He just needs to settle the case, tell her what she is getting. If 
she  can get creative and still homeschool then more power to her. If she 
concludes  she can't and has to enroll them then so be it. We all have to 
survive 
within  our means. The fact that the kids are testing two years ahead of 
their 
age means  he cannot fault her teaching and is in fact sentencing the kids to 
inferior  education compared to what they have been getting. Not fair to the 
kids here  either. I homeschooled all 3 of my kids for about half of their 
years and know  exactly what she is up against here.
 
Drew
 
 
In a message dated 3/12/2009 7:56:22 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
waltonrp AT gmail.com writes:

I wonder  if she sought child support from her ex  husband?


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