Bosh's Baby Mama on Food Stamps?

[khaleesi]

RUFKM?

http://www.blackamericaweb.com/enter...es-food-stamps

Dude, man up.

[dhopisthename]

lol

Carey also claims that Bosh pays her a mere $2,600-a-month in child support, but should be paying her $30,000 per month.

[MiamiWadeCounty]

"Chris Bosh’s Daughter’s Mother Applies for Food Stamps"

Strong grammar skills.

[khaleesi]

$2,600 a month when day care costs you $1,000 is not much.

Dude makes $18MM per year. Come on man!!!!!

Pay up jigga.

I got an employee in Florida making $100K and he pays $1,000 per month after taxes!

[Vinny642]

Most athletes are like that, irresponsible people

[khaleesi]

"Chris Bosh’s Daughter’s Mother Applies for Food Stamps"

Strong grammar skills.

Blame the web site.

[rlundi86]

$30,000 in child support, is she kidding?

[NYKnicksAllDay]

$30,000 a month?

[homestarunner93]

He shouldn't have to pay to put that woman up in housing and whatnot. She is nothing to him, and if she was so concerned about her daughter's well-being, she could let her live with Bosh.

[MiamiWadeCounty]

Blame the web site.

What are you talking about? I copied and pasted the title from the website. Your thread title is misleading.

[TylerSL]

RUFKM?

http://www.blackamericaweb.com/enter...es-food-stamps

Dude, man up.

dude shes getting $2,600/month from him. Thats $31,200/year he is giving his ex wife. She could live off that and support a child. When she had a job, (probably around $10/hour) thats another a $1,400 or so bring home (remember Florida doesnt have state taxes). Thats $4,000/month she was making. No way she cant make a living on that. Looks like she just wants to be supported..

[khaleesi]

He shouldn't have to pay to put that woman up in housing and whatnot. She is nothing to him, and if she was so concerned about her daughter's well-being, she could let her live with Bosh.

You think Bosh's new wife wants a child by another woman in the house?

LOL! Now I know you are about 19 and clueless. ROTLFMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Chris Bosh needs to pay up and be happy. $2,600 is a joke for a guy making $18MM per year. Be a man and do the right thing, get her enough cash so she don't need to work and put the college money in a 529.

$60K per year for another 15 years = $900,000. Pocket change for the child of a multi-millionaire.

[khaleesi]

If this was a CEO from Wall Street all you boys would be railing ....

[khaleesi]

dude shes getting $2,600/month from him. Thats $31,200/year he is giving his ex wife. She could live off that and support a child. When she had a job, (probably around $10/hour) thats another a $1,400 or so bring home (remember Florida doesnt have state taxes). Thats $4,000/month she was making. No way she cant make a living on that. Looks like she just wants to be supported..

$2,600 a month? Damn, maybe in your mother's garage or trailor park that is enough but not for a family of 2.

Pre-school runs you $1,000 per month. Food, clothes ... lol. Money is gone by the 20th.

You guys really are n***** if that is how you would treat your kids while making $18MM per year. Shame on you.

I am sure his current wife and kid **** $2,600 per day. Miserly MFers.

[MassoDio]

There are plenty of single parents out there, not receiving child support, who make less than $2600 a month, and are still affording housing, groceries, and child care, and are still not on welfare. I know several who did it for 10 plus years before making strides in their careers. So that is poor money management on the Mother's part. Probably from expecting more money from Bosh.

That being said. Bosh...be a man! Step up and provide for your daughter. You make millions, you should want more for your daughter than to be on welfare. Hell, you should want her to live as cushy of a life as possible. You can afford far more than $2600 a month. Man up!

These type of situations always boil down to one of two things:

1. The man doesn't want to pay and is a dead beat.
2. The man doesn't want to pay because he doesn't trust that the money will go to pay for the child. (Which happens way more often than it should)

For the first one:

Stop being a ***** and pay for your child!

For situation two:

Give the money you can afford anyways, just in case some of it does go to taking care of the child. The bottom line is, if the mother isn't paying for things for the child, $2600 is go to go for far less than what you can really afford, and the chances of the mother providing more for the child increase, when she can afford to buy the stuff she wants first, which is what is happening with the $2600 anyways, leaving less to provide for the kid.

So the moral of the story is...do what ever it takes, including over-paying by a lot, to make sure your child is taken care of. That is your child! They can't work for themselves, and they didn't ask to be brought into the world. They are your responsibility whether you asked for them or not. And if you bring a child into the world, they should be your first priority, ALWAYS.