When co-parenting, both parents are supposed to contribute actively in the upbringing of the kid(s).
Normally when a couple separate, the kid(s) remains with the mother who is expected to provide food, and accommodation to them. The father maybe expected to pay for school fees, uniforms, clothing and other more heavier responsibilities.
My question is, what happens in the case where the kid is staying with the father? Is the mother expected to chip in materially? Is she obligated by law to send money to the father towards the upbringing?
Mse, hatutakuendeshea familia
Sisi wenyewe tunasababu zetu kutoingia hiyo upuzi ya kuoa
#RedPill
A man should provide everything for his child and have full custody. Hii mambo ya baby mama ndio ii tunawitnessi eastlands watoto wako na tabia za aliens.
I can’t have children living in my home move to a plot 10 where there is a mixture of ill mannered kids.
Kama uyo mama watoto hafiki bei ya kuishi apartment ya maana then we will fight.
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Mchawi keep your opinions to yourself
Shifo this question does not have a definete answer because every case is judged on it’s own merit. Every parent has a legal duty to provide for their child. But generally the world over custody is awarded to the mothers unless she has opted out, is unwell or there are other reasons like being unfit and abusive.
However, if the father has custody of the kids then by all means the woman should pay towards the upkeep. That is the way I see it as a layman. The lawyers might tell you more…
I hear
Yaa nilikuambia uwache utoi
Sawa chinkororo nimesikia
Watoto wako pia ni sura mbovu kama wewe ama hao wamechukua sura nzuri ya mama yao?
Nitumie namba ya mamako nikupee ka sibling tuone if matokeo ni disastrous?