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Fathers-4-Justice South Africa
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September 9, 2010, 12:15 pm |
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FAQs |
We got divorced on 10 Feb 2010 and according to our settlement agreement, our daughter will be staying with me (her mom's wish) and my ex-wife will pay maintenance to the amount of R 3,000 per month. My ex-wife can not manage her expenses and already want to pay less than what the settlement agreement stated, but she wants to spend R 2,000 on herself for laser treatment, maintain all her luxuries and get drunk in pubs, etc. (And she spent R 60,000 on herself between Christmas and 15 Jan 2010, leaving me with huge amounts of credit card debt). After the attorney fees for the divorce, I can not afford another attorney for maintenance issues - what can / should I do?
Thank God you have your daughter with you. Most other fathers will give their left arm for the priviledge. A maintenance case you could do yourself at the local maintenance court by filling in the simple forms with the help of their clerks and tell your story yourself to the magistrate at the inquiry. Easy as pie.
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