Is it okay for a married man to keep his checking account (where his paycheck is deposited) in his and his ex-wife's name for her to use when their 17 year old daughter needs something...like restaurants, groceries, electronics, clothing, gifts for friends, household items, gas, convience store items, etc? Or should he just give his ex-wife money for those things their child needs and close that checking account and open a new account with his new wife? Should his new wife feel hurt if he refuses to close that account with his ex-wife, and refuses to open a new bank account in his and the new wife's name? The husband insists this method of child support payment is the only way to do it. Every month the man looks over his ex-wife's debits and if he thinks she spent too much money it is understood that he will chastise his ex-wife for it, but that has never happened no matter how much is spent.This man is not as generous with his new wife. Should the new wife feel hurt? I need to know..
2006-09-03
17:36:38
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Judith
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Marriage & Divorce