Until now that my second child's born and sh*t just got real!

I understand the my child is porcelain mentality.

And not only sold, but sold to someone who can afford to buy it.You see, I sell houses too, and many times I have seen buyers make offers on houses, and when we got into escrow and I’ve spent a lot of money on the process, then it turns out the buyer has an IRS problem or child support payments he didn’t mention, and he can’t qualify.

I know that as a homeowner with a young child and a way-too-energetic dog, I'm always nervous to answer the door for an unexpected guest.

If I had run title right away I could have redirected her attorney to run it as a probate instead as the seller had $8,000 in child support liens that attached to the property as soon as the ink dried on the quiet title.

I sponsored a child through Worldvision and I am always generous with my money.

I agree with Quarles, we need more child labor.

My wife had spent about three months in the hospital battling an illness that nearly took her and our unborn child.

(it's a Palm, the red headed step child of smart phones....CAN'T WAIT FOR AN IPHONE!!!)

For example, if a local law provides a maximum occupancy of two people per bedroom and you rent out a studio apartment in a building you own, you can’t be forced to rent the apartment to a couple with a child.