There is a great deal of untruth surrounding child support administration, and I feel that it is about time for us to the government’s definition of child support and how practical it really is.

I’ve checked out many of the fathers rights groups and while I understand their mission, I don’t advocate for Father’s Rights. I am a Family Rights proponent and Advocate for Children. I’ve seen the divorce industry destroy both mother and fathers —financially, emotionally and physically.

For the agencies and organizations that make up the divorce industry, child support is the end game. it takes precedence over anything else, including your children’s happiness. It is a confiscatory system which extracts money from the non-custodial parent and transfers it to the custodial parent skimming money off the top—in the form of interest on the money that it earns during the time the agency is holding it.

What is the interest earned on all the child support paid in your for a week? The actual amount is unknown, but it must be enormous. Think of the millions paid in child support each year and imagine earning even a small percentage of interest on that sum.

A lot of Father’s Rights groups use the term “14 Percenter" . This is based on the idea that a lot of fathers only have their children two days out of the week, which basically works out to having them 14% of the year . The difference between what it costs to raise a child and what the state guidelines require is fairly obvious. Lawyers litigate based on these state guidelines. Furthermore, there is no check or balance on where that money goes. The stories are legion of someone paying child support every month and their children showing up for visitation hungry in torn and tattered clothes. . At one point I was paying over $10,000 a month in child support and alimony. Did it cost $10,000 to raise my children for a month? Absolutely not! We didn’t live an extravagant lifestyle before my divorce, so what was the basis for a figure that large?

The best interest of the child has nothing to do with child support guidelines . It is simply a manner to extract as much money as possible from the non-custodial parent with a little skimmed off the top, to the custodial parent. That’s it. It’s a racket. My blog and my website (http://www.childsupport411.com) are just one small attempt to lift up the rock and shine the light on the vermin that operate within the divorce industry.