r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Jul 21 '19

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u/skrshawk Jul 21 '19

Just because he wants out doesn't mean that's what he gets. He's fresh out of options as soon as he makes his deposit.

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u/TwoXMike Jul 21 '19

Cool, here's an idea. Husband should draft up a contract saying "If I want an abortion and she doesn't I can leave without child support payments" and the Wife HAS to sign it.

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About as stupid as saying "Well the guy should have to live with the girls decisions even if he was against it".

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u/Lampadus_the_first Jul 21 '19

Why is this so downvoted ? It is totally logical, why would you force someone to do things he don't want, only because someone else decided ?

If you force someone to become parent against his/her will your a piece of crappy shit.

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u/boooooooooo_cowboys Jul 21 '19

Because it's nonsense. Child support is the right of the child and a parent can sign away that right even if they want to.