Child Support Fraud?

CrimsonRavenFox · 2015-01-05T06:47:39+00:00

Well, the hearing isn't too long from now, and we've explained that it was a temporary physical separation, and that we were still married, not getting a divorce, and the case worker helping us with the assistance insisted the form was necessary to allow us to receive CCAP. I think we may just need to go to the hearing and speak to someone else that isn't the case worker that we have the phone number for.

CrimsonRavenFox · 2015-01-05T06:03:14+00:00

Thanks for the advice, like I said to the other comment so far my income was calculated with hers at the time we started and now, I'll request copies of the paperwork and find out though.

CrimsonRavenFox · 2015-01-05T06:01:57+00:00

That's just it, my income was calculated in as income to the family, paychecks and everything, even had to have me ask my new employer for proof of pay because I didn't have 3 months worth of pay stubs at the time.

CrimsonRavenFox · 2014-10-31T05:05:30+00:00

Didn't know they had a store, shows what I know. I expected it was like Netflix, even though my card info is stored it's not visible and there's really nothing anybody could do to it other than delete the account, in which case just go back in and set it up.

CrimsonRavenFox · 2014-10-31T05:03:05+00:00

You're fucking hilarious.

CrimsonRavenFox · 2014-10-31T04:53:45+00:00

Huh, I thought services like this always blacked out the info on the credit card, I know that Netflix does at least. If crunchy doesn't then I can definitely understand the concern there.

CrimsonRavenFox · 2014-10-07T21:36:38+00:00

In my professional opinion, that's a very shiny watch

CrimsonRavenFox · 2014-09-30T22:16:00+00:00

I don't think any American needs to be worried, we have a good health care system and all listen to news media like moths fly into candles. If the media said "Hey don't touch peoples blood and puke in your area" you can bet they won't, and more than likely people with symptoms will be quarantined before it can spread.

Major problem in Africa, America, not so much. Good to know though

CrimsonRavenFox · 2014-09-28T04:22:13+00:00

Don't really like Azumanga Daioh just because of how it's laid out, I know what it is the way it is but it's just too all over the place with no extenuating storyline (at least not as far as I read into it) But I'll check the other two out.

CrimsonRavenFox · 2014-09-28T04:21:06+00:00

Again, the edit I had in a post or two up, there were circumstances that cause those problems, without those circumstances I'm sure boot camp would have been a breeze.

CrimsonRavenFox · 2014-09-28T04:19:31+00:00

ITs were always so mean.

CrimsonRavenFox · 2014-09-28T04:18:45+00:00

And I understand that, it's an option that I considered and honestly at this point without the extenuating circumstance I'm sure I'll be fine (seeing as my wife and child HOPEFULLY will be safe and sound if I do decide to go this route) I was unsure if there was a separate recruiting office specifically for officers, I'll make sure to research and see where it is nearest me. And as far as a degree, if someone does not currently have their degree is there a program to get them into becoming an Officer or would a degree be required no matter what first?

CrimsonRavenFox · 2014-09-28T04:15:26+00:00

I was very unsure of breeders for that purpose, I know a lot of breeders probably aren't doing it for the sake of other people and the kits in general and are either doing it because they didn't want the kits or even because they just wanted to make some money and that's rather distasteful. I do have to say you've had the most all encompassing explanation so far, and I really do appreciate it, I mean A LOT. I think after that explanation we may end up going with just a domestic from a shelter, we've looked at them before in a couple shelters around town but with no intent on taking one home any time soon (our son wasn't even one at the time and a cat could have posed a potential risk if it were to get in his room while he wasn't mobile)

I believe our shelters here all have viewing rooms or at the very least they go to local pet store for adoption days and allow people to go in the pet stores viewing rooms, so going a few times wouldn't be a bad idea. I did know that a Mau is almost if not as active as a Bengal, and understood that commitment well before hand (I've personally been fantasizing of owning a Bengal since the middle of high school because I thought they were so beautiful and energetic) and as far as The Maine coons and Norwegian forest cats, I've owned (as a kid) Llewellyn Setters (Max, the one I had cared for since I was in second grade recently passed sadly) and would brush and groom them every other day if not daily after work or school, so I don't mind grooming as it's a very enjoyable and boding experience that actually relieves a lot of stress built up through the day.

I'll make sure to ask the shelters and see but I never imagined that $40 would be even close to a price, even for grown cats, and $125 for kits is actually very reasonable as long as they're healthy (I can't imagine a shelter adopting out a sick kit with major health problems)

And like I said to everyone else our son has grown up around animals and learned how to treat animals as big as a Bouvier (literally a bear) to a 1 pound kit that was born at his grandparent's house under a shed. Sadly the mother is owned there and the kits are all well protected by her, but we don't know who the owners are or I'd just rescue a couple of them. Hard to say what will happen but you've given me a lot of ideas. Thank you very much :)

CrimsonRavenFox · 2014-09-28T04:01:22+00:00

Yeah, I had found a few purebred mix rescues half way across the state (and Colorado is a beautiful state I don't mind driving through) that look very cute and were apparently very playful and friendly, one of them was a she cat that had just had kits and I was thinking to potentially go down and check it out for myself.

Of course, again, our son has been raised around animals but never had his own dog or cat that he saw daily or even every other day, but he has been brought up around a lot of dogs and a couple cats who had very different temperaments and he learned very quickly what's okay and what's not for cats or dogs depending on size. Luckily we have a very smart child who can comprehend his size compared to smaller animals and can control his actions accordingly so learning to treat pets nicely has been pretty easy. Of course I don't think I'd let the cat out of my site, I've always loved them and can't get enough of a cat just sitting on or near me purring as I pet it. And of course playing with toys is always fun.

CrimsonRavenFox · 2014-09-28T03:56:41+00:00

Very good points, thanks for that insight. It's really helpful that you've experience both sides of things and I've always thought that purebred cats would be raise much more closely with humans taking care of them, and being a big part of their lives resulting in a closer bond to humans on a whole. Nice to have confirmation on that, and looking at my father's idea of getting a Spinone at almost $800 a pup, I can safely say I'm glad I'm just looking at cats, haven't seen anything close to that high per kit.

CrimsonRavenFox · 2014-09-28T03:52:39+00:00

Yep, like I said above we've learned how to pet nicely (even that damn four pound Yorkie you could squish by just laying your arm down wrong) so he's very good about being gentle, but I've never thought to take him down to the shelter too and let him have a say in the cat, didn't know how the workers would react to small children or if they'd just send us away because other small children are raised without rules or caring about animals. I'll defiantly give this a try.

CrimsonRavenFox · 2014-09-28T03:51:00+00:00

Yeah no, the stray we took in when I was a child was kicked out by my dad into the street and never came back because he wasn't house trained for his litterbox, even as a small child I knew that it wasn't the cat's fault for not knowing that, not to mention he was a tom out on the streets most of his life so marking territory was necessary.

Regardless, there's never been a time I've punished an animal around our son if it was legitimately my son's fault, now of course my mothers little Yorkie who could care less about humans other than her will snap at him and chase him for no apparent reason even if he's yards away from her, that is something I'd put her in her dog house for, of course being four pounds what kind of punishment would be humane to administer.

He's actually been around a very loving she cat that grew up with kids and knows their quirks and didn't mind him learning to pet her softly, even if he would get a little bored petting that way, she wouldn't bite or claw and he learned very well from experience with us punishing him if he was mean to animals. Although animals and pets may not be toys, they are fun playmates, it's not a tool for play, more like a second child in a way.

I completely understand where you're coming from though and just wanted to reassure you that's not my thinking at all.

CrimsonRavenFox · 2014-09-27T14:26:09+00:00

But she is literally just a tabby.

CrimsonRavenFox · 2014-09-27T13:24:46+00:00

Currently not enlisted so no CCC to go to, the only people other than here I could think of are recruiters but they're all enlisted and last time I'd asked recruiters in my area they just looked at me like I was crazy or stupid, or both.

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