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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LittleBoyBrown" data-source="post: 6169634" data-attributes="member: 112584">Not a chance, all that has been already discussed and settled. As for the child support comment from the other spectator that's all in the rear view mirror buddy.Daughter is 25 in a month and graduated from UC Berkeley and had multiple job offers before graduation and has a very solid job.Son is 23 and got his private pilots license at 18, thought he wanted to fly commercially and work his way up. But instead got a love for Air Force and joined on with them and is training now after he graduated college. Wants to fly fighters so we shall see where that goes.I paid for a decent chunk of both of those things and didn't ask her for a dime, she can contribute whatever she likes.As I said we don't do the usual bickering and BS like 90% of others. Still do family stuff together here n there, she doesn't mind if I bring someone I'm dating to her home and welcomes it.Had parenting agreement when kids were younger but we never used it and she would let me take them whenever I wanted, go to her house to get them even if she wasn't home.Just gotta know how to handle your relations fellas.As for money, no biggie. I'm mostly here for some coverage as I do a little whatever on the side. Put it to you this way, I/we (still file jointly) and this past year we did not get out return til November. Why is that you might ask?? Well we filed in April and we received 3 separate letters 2-3 months apart from the IRS saying that they had to "look into things" a bit more.Guess they can try again next tax season and maybe dig a little deeper.  I have no shame in putting it out there that I have filed for BK7 twice and also let a place foreclose on purpose during that robo signing nonsense around 2005 if I had to guess. Bought myself another nice sized safe and starting stacking CASH away. I didn't even hire an attorney and studied this junk myself (Strategic Default). With the huge glut of foreclosures all backlogged back then and being in a judicial state I stayed in my home for 4 1/2 years and didn't make a single payment on it. All I paid was utilities and small association fee to keep it on the up n up.My case came up after about 3 years, then I whacked it with a BK7, and it started the process all over and stayed another 1 1/2.Lastly, don't put it past me to do another BK7 once more before I retire. I'll gradually run stuff up that I know won't be overly scrutinized (can't go buying expensive jewelry for instance). When you do a BK7 so long as I'm still working and not collecting my pension it can't be touched by the courts. Once it gets discharged and a short time after it's bye bye UPS!!You boys might think I'm a brash loudmouth and an idiot, say what you will. But I get mine out of the system in many more ways than you can imagine. They want to rob us of our taxes for frivolous junk all these years, I do my best to claw it back into my pockets.</blockquote>

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