Enrollment in college - just like child support.

Oh, Gotcha. Thanks

either that, or she'll fall victim to Fun Dip, which unfortunately is a gateway to pixie sticks.

sad.

http://www.moga.mo.gov/statutes/c300-399/3760000620.htm As of 2007

Am I ok with that?

Yes...

I said, lets talk a few months. That doesn't make sense. You're emotional about it.

I've had life insurance through my employer since the early 90's here in California. As I recall the policies always stated that they wouldn't be paid off for suicide, but there is now a two year rule in effect. If you've held the policy for more than two years it pays off. Less than two years the premiums are refunded. Still no payoff on accidental death coverage.

Okay, this made me laugh out loud.

I doubt that...

You're a better man than me, Brad. I'd probably kick $100 her way today but in 3 months I'm going to be thinking to myself, this little girl makes more than my entire household plus whatever her guardian(s) make plus what was left from her dad's estate plus whatever his football buddies put into trust for her. My family needs it more than she does. I'm a charitable guy but I'd rather put money into a food pantry or especially a domestic violence shelter considering the circumstances. They'll make the paltry amount of money I could afford to donate go a lot further than for just one little girl.

am i right in thinking that belcher purchased/leased a bentley before he bought a home? the news article I read mentioned the fact that the house was a rental...

It's good the NFL takes care of people in these types situation.

it sounds like some of you are jealous that a 3 month old will make more than you.

justin bieber's unborn kid has more money than us already

i am glad she is not going to have to worry about $ when she is at school and a 5 year old calls her a murderer's daughter. That little girl has a tough track ahead.

The government's most recent annual report reveals a middle-income family with a child born in 2010 can expect to spend roughly $227,000 for food, shelter and other expenses necessary to raise that child - $287,000 when you factor in projected inflation.

People win the genetic lottery all the time.