Greene
Glen Campbell,#2Author of original report
Mon, November 26, 2007
I wasn't mad about the money being raised and who got what I was more mad because it seems that there is very little representation for soldiers and the families in these types of cases. I was mostly mad because the entire procedure did not seem to follow fair due process for everyone involved. It made me feel completely helpless and that I failed my brother and his children. After all my interaction with the courts, domestic relations, etc., I find these organizations do very little to do what is actually best for the children within our county except in the very extreme cases. Fathers, who want to be fathers and take care of their children, are often the victim of the court system. The welfare of the children equates to how much money you have to spend on a good lawyer. The entire experience has been extremely frustrating and sad.
Greene
Glen Campbell,#3Author of original report
Mon, November 26, 2007
I wasn't mad about the money being raised and who got what I was more mad because it seems that there is very little representation for soldiers and the families in these types of cases. I was mostly mad because the entire procedure did not seem to follow fair due process for everyone involved. It made me feel completely helpless and that I failed my brother and his children. After all my interaction with the courts, domestic relations, etc., I find these organizations do very little to do what is actually best for the children within our county except in the very extreme cases. Fathers, who want to be fathers and take care of their children, are often the victim of the court system. The welfare of the children equates to how much money you have to spend on a good lawyer. The entire experience has been extremely frustrating and sad.
Greene
Glen Campbell,#4Author of original report
Mon, November 26, 2007
I wasn't mad about the money being raised and who got what I was more mad because it seems that there is very little representation for soldiers and the families in these types of cases. I was mostly mad because the entire procedure did not seem to follow fair due process for everyone involved. It made me feel completely helpless and that I failed my brother and his children. After all my interaction with the courts, domestic relations, etc., I find these organizations do very little to do what is actually best for the children within our county except in the very extreme cases. Fathers, who want to be fathers and take care of their children, are often the victim of the court system. The welfare of the children equates to how much money you have to spend on a good lawyer. The entire experience has been extremely frustrating and sad.
Stacey
Dallas,#5Consumer Comment
Sun, November 25, 2007
A CPA is a Certified Public Accountant - My father is one A CPA knows all tax laws (at least good one does) Just do a google search for a CPA in your area - you can check their status on the State you live in - Every CPA must be licensed and in compliance with the Board that License every CPA Good Luck PS I can help you locate a CPA - Just let me know and I will ask Papa Stacey
Cory
San Antonio,#6Consumer Suggestion
Sat, November 24, 2007
I suspect the only way he can "claim the children on his taxes" is if the children spent more the SIX months and one day with him. Which is kind of hard to do if he is fighting a war. IF he is "fighting a war" in a war zone, his pay shouldn't be taxable. He may be able to claim what he has paid in health insurance on last year's or next year's taxes. He needs to consult a real tax accountant, not one of those weenie tax places. My daughter-in-law got screwed royally in her divorce, cause she was in the army, in Korea.