He weaseled out again. For those who don't know, my parents divorced 3 yrs ago, and since then, my deadbeat father has been trying to avoid fullfulling the promises he made in the divorce agreement. Today's was involving me directly.
9. Expenses for Philip The Husband shall pay the following expenses pertaining to the minor child Philip **** ****.
A. College Tuition
B. Medical and/or Graduate School Tuition
NOTE: College and medical and/or graduate school tuition shall be paid only from the existing educational fund established for Philip. The fund shall continue and be administered by the Husband. No other amount for tuition shall be due from the Husband. The Husband shall not deduct monies from said fund for purposes unrelated to Philip's education. The Husband shall forward all periodic banking statements for said fund to the Wife on a timely basis.
C. Routine automobile maintenance.
D. Automobile insuance to age twenty-one (21) or until Philip is no longer a full time student.
E. Clothing to age twenty-one (21) or until Philip is no longer a full time student.
There's more, but he is weaselling out under the "age twenty-one (21) or until Philip is no longer a full time student." clause there. At 21, I'm f%%%ed. So, anyone read it as his decision? How about my decision? How about, for someone who knows titling laws or statistics, the sets joined by "And" is an intersection, in which both variables must be true in order for the entire thing to be true. The joining of "Or" is a union of, and in that, one, the other, or both would need to be true for the entire statement to be true.
And: A B both must be true
Or: A can be true, B can be true, or A B can both be true
9. Expenses for Philip The Husband shall pay the following expenses pertaining to the minor child Philip **** ****.
A. College Tuition
B. Medical and/or Graduate School Tuition
NOTE: College and medical and/or graduate school tuition shall be paid only from the existing educational fund established for Philip. The fund shall continue and be administered by the Husband. No other amount for tuition shall be due from the Husband. The Husband shall not deduct monies from said fund for purposes unrelated to Philip's education. The Husband shall forward all periodic banking statements for said fund to the Wife on a timely basis.
C. Routine automobile maintenance.
D. Automobile insuance to age twenty-one (21) or until Philip is no longer a full time student.
E. Clothing to age twenty-one (21) or until Philip is no longer a full time student.
There's more, but he is weaselling out under the "age twenty-one (21) or until Philip is no longer a full time student." clause there. At 21, I'm f%%%ed. So, anyone read it as his decision? How about my decision? How about, for someone who knows titling laws or statistics, the sets joined by "And" is an intersection, in which both variables must be true in order for the entire thing to be true. The joining of "Or" is a union of, and in that, one, the other, or both would need to be true for the entire statement to be true.
And: A B both must be true
Or: A can be true, B can be true, or A B can both be true