Posted on 05/18/2012 8:42:02 AM PDT by kevcol
(Knoxville, TN WREG) Desmond Hatchett is pleading with the state of Tennessee to help him pay for child support.
With 30 kids, who could afford to pay child support? Yes, 30 children by 11 different baby mamas.
Desmond explained how it all happened, well you know what we mean, I had four kids in the same year. Twice.
The children range in age from toddlers to 14 years old. He was last in court in 2009, at which time he had 21 children.
That means hes had at least 9 more children in the last 3 years.
Hatchett only has a minimum wage job, which means some of the moms receive as little as
$1.49 a month.
Fraid not. Legally there is absolutely nothing that can be done. He’s a free man, sleeping with free women.
People want to blame him but I ask what woman/women are stupid enough to get pregnant over and over by him?
I would be more worried if he hooked up with Angel Adams. At least Fluke wants to use birth control. These two don’t know what it is.
http://law.rightpundits.com/?p=3284
I think you have to spread the blame all around on this one.
“Somebody’s got to pay for all this” - some welfare queen in Florida
and blacks still think Democrats did them a favor with welfare.
When a company such as ours is "self insured", those dependents become very problematic because the company is ultimately responsible for paying for all medical, hospital, drug, dental and vision bills on their behalf in accordance with the company's health care plan.
And under such plans, the guy could conceivably carry them as dependents until the end of the year in which they turn 25. That could be one heck of a lot of medical costs.......
I can’t believe there are that many women that incredibly stupid. You don’t see men making babies with loser women just because they have big boobs.
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