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Coping with Divorce or Separation

usedtobedemgurl

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2. No, no 529.....

Reply to SheilaT (Reply #1)

Mon Apr 25, 2016, 08:40 AM

Apr 2016

or I would not have to ask. The only 529 is with my father-in-law who I approached and he can see it is actually college, unlike my ex, and he will pay 60% of text books. His agreement has always been that he would pay 60% of what the 529 covers. The ex said he would take up the slack. I am just disappointed my ex would try to do a loophole and say it is not college when it really is. It is his son too and I did not ask him to take up any expenses his dad would not, he offered. Now he has changed the parameters.

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I am so peeved at my ex and his lack of support.... [View all] usedtobedemgurl Apr 2016 OP

Does your son have a 529? SheilaT Apr 2016 #1

No, no 529..... usedtobedemgurl Apr 2016 #2

And this should not be surprising.... usedtobedemgurl Apr 2016 #3

Thanks for clarifying the 529 thing. SheilaT Apr 2016 #4

No, I do not feel I can count on him at all. usedtobedemgurl Apr 2016 #5

Good. My advice to you SheilaT Apr 2016 #6

I love that your son does what he truly enjoys for a living. usedtobedemgurl Apr 2016 #7