[KINGEDWARDIII]

You are wrong and your ignorance of the matter shows. Before you give someone advice you should check the facts. The age of 23 obligation would depend on what state the divorce occured. No, in my state you are only obigated until 18. I was helping out of the kindness of my heart and the fact that she's my daughter.

[dansangel]

You have zero kindness in your heart.

The next time you post a self-indulgent vanity, state the facts up front instead of trolling for answers that you can rant at.

[bonfire]

Kindness of your heart?????

Wow, Father of the Year award!

[Coop]

You're just making all sorts of friends on this thread, huh Your Majesty? Hard to believe you're having family issues. [cough]

But I'm a sensitive guy. Here's an attorney who undoubtedly feels your pain, and I imagine he'd be quite interested in your teenage daughter's, umm, welfare.

[Mr. Mojo]

No, in my state you are only obigated until 18.

Well then what are you worried about? Cut off the ingrate (both financially and personally) and forget about it. If she's like any normal kid she'll apologize in due time. .....although it could be a long while.

[January24th]

but then I wouldn't be able to claim her as a dependent on my taxes. When I talk to her it's as if I'm nothing more than an inconvienance to getting her cash.

And some folks say irony is dead...

[MHGinTN]

'Goodness of your heart?" Which is more important, the tax deduction or your daughter's life?

[M. Thatcher]

You are wrong and your ignorance of the matter shows.

With the tact you've shown on this thread I can't imagine why you find yourself alienated from your daughter.