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In reply to the discussion: Phoenix mom misses deadline for kids' trust fund [View all]1StrongBlackMan
(31,849 posts)37. Yes ...
Then life happened.
As I indicated, spending money on hand today, for today's survival; frequently, takes a back seat to agreed upon terms, affecting tomorrow.
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To be fair, I've seen much worse parents than this who just keep popping them out...
Blue_Tires
Nov 2014
#99
Wow. She's not willing to put $60,000 out of the $114,000 that was donated to her,
Nye Bevan
Oct 2014
#9
I can't really disagree with you. This may have been her only source of income the past 6 months.
nomorenomore08
Oct 2014
#15
No, I think she should have done as she promised the DA and put part of the money into the trust for
LisaL
Nov 2014
#88
You probably should have directed that at the person who started the thread.
Dr. Strange
Nov 2014
#96
Setting aside the money in a trust fund for the kids was part of the settlement she agreed to
cstanleytech
Oct 2014
#21
She might also have some tax troubles as I do believe that money is considered
mackerel
Oct 2014
#16
Left kids in car, got $114,000 in donations, mom has the money meant for the kids?
NYC_SKP
Oct 2014
#24
I suspect gambling, that is how most such large sums of money is lost so quickly.
happyslug
Oct 2014
#56