Nellie Said:

Do cons realize that 60 grand per family doesn't get you as far in New York City?

We Answered:

PROBLEM: NYC has a high cost of living.

SOLUTION: Move!
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Alicia Said:

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We Answered:

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Mike Said:

What are the benefits of being married vs cohabitating? Especially in Maryland?

We Answered:

1) Inheritance. Right now, if he has no will, she gets squat of any estate he may have when he dies. The kids become the sole beneficiaries (assuming he claimed them - if not, his parents and siblings get all his assets).

2) Survivor's benefits (as in pension). In the event he dies, if his work has some sort of "pension" system, she has no stake unless they are married.

3) Social Security Benefits : As she is not legally his spouse, she will get nothing when, in 60 years, he dies of old age.

4) Alimony - she gets nada if he decides to walk out tomorrow.

5) She'd better name him as the father of the children as soon as possible, and get any "penalties" she may face because she didn't when they were born out of the way now - before he decides that the blonde down the street is looking a lot younger, and less of a hassle, than this woman with two kids he has no legal ties to.

I read an article on-line about a long-term couple who had decided against getting married, only to have one of them die in the 9/11 attacks. She gets no benefits, no payout, no nothing for herself, and has to clear every expenditure her kids make out of the survivor's trust fund.

Edith Said:

Thinking of Pregnancy?

We Answered:

First of all, congratulations for going about pregnancy "the right way".

I am 20 years old and 8 weeks pregnant. My boyfriend and I have been together for four years now and plan to be together forever.

I do agree that you shouldn't depend on Maryland aid if you don't have to. I also live in Maryland and trust me, you don't want that kind of health insurance. For all you know you may be eligible for better benefits through your job.

As far as marriage is concerned, MaryRose said that you should be married because that is a guarantee that the dad will stay there. WRONG!!! Just because you are married doesn't mean that your husband won't leave you. I know plenty of women who are married and their husbands were pissed when they got pregnant.

Really, nothing can guarantee that he will stay there. You just have to trust that he won't leave you. The advantage that you have is that you all have known each other so long that you have complete trust in him.

If you & him think you two are ready to start a family then go for it and good luck!

Tracy Said:

Questions about moving to Annapolis, Maryland.?

We Answered:

2 employers in Annapolis:

- State Government of Maryland
- US Naval Academy

Choose one.

Carrie Said:

are a show cause order for contempt and a show cause order for failing to disclose payments the same?

We Answered:

In both cases, you are ordered by the court to provide a valid reason for something. In the case of failing to produce documents the court has ordered you to produce, that IS contempt of court. In your case, you need an attorney to PROPERLY handle the situation.

Louise Said:

How do I go about getting health insurance?

We Answered:

First of, health insurance isn't going to cover your pregnancy if you are already pregnant when you get the insurance. Since you only work part time, your best option is to go to your counties health & human services department and get on state assistance. If you are pregnant, you should qualify for help.