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To: Larry Lucido
I'm not trying to defend this woman's behavior/lifestyle, just answer your questions...

1) Where is the father (or, where are the fathers)?

It seems that there were at least 2 different fathers. Had 2 children with the 1st man, didn't marry him. Then married an abusive man and I suspect had the other 3 children with him. If he was abusive, my guess is that she got away from him, and filing for any child support, 1) costs money, 2) would tell him where they are. That may be something she doesn't want.

2) If dad is dead, where is the life insurance?

No mention if either man is alive or dead.

3) If dad isn’t dead, why can’t he/they help?

See answer to #1. Mom probably doesn't want to get beat up again.

4) If dad didn’t hang around after #1, why did she have #2, 3 and 4?

#1 & #2 have same dad, #3, #4, and #5 have different dad than 1st two kids.

I am in agreement on the issue of the age of these children. They could be working to help their mother, and she isn't getting $$ for anyone over 18, but is still trying to feed them with what she does get.

91 posted on 08/07/2007 1:10:31 PM PDT by Apple Blossom (...around here, city hall is something of a between meals snack.)
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To: Apple Blossom
If dad is dead, she collects social security for children under 18.
In order to collect assistance she has to tell who the father of her children are, she gets assistance and the feds go after the father for reimbursements of money paid out on her behalf. If she was abused, she can get a waiver from the state about work requirements, and because of the abuse her whereabouts are not reveiled to the abuser.
139 posted on 08/08/2007 5:24:06 AM PDT by kjhm
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