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I discovered a “supposedly’ disabled who was receiving home health care operated a car (disqualifying her) and ran an illegal/ unreported child care center in her home. She violated the Texas Child Health Care Act and was a Federal Tax cheat as well.When I reported it to the Home Health agency, they said she was a “friend” of the owner. It was my last day of work there.Do you think it was their choice or mine? Comment Below !

Is there a roof over your child’s head? Do they have adequate cooling and/or heating in their home? Do they have any clothing to wear? Do then visit the dentist and doctor for regular appointments? Do they have water in their home, both hot and cold? What about electricity? Do they use natural gas or propane for cooking or heating? Do they play any sports? Do they go to school, do they have books and food and all the things they need? Do they have adequate transportation? Are their clothes cleaned or do they magically appear clean and ready to wear in drawers or the closet each day?If the answer to any of these questions is yes then your child support has gone to support your child. You need to stop thinking of child support as extra money you “give” to your ex so they can blow it on your child. That’s not what the word“support” means. It means contribute to the bills they have each month.If you go on vacation do you turn off your electricity so you don’t “run up” a bill while you’re gone? No. Does your child’s room get the power turned off if they go visit you? No.Each month there are bills that come due whether a person is there or not.House payments/rentUtilitiesLaundry suppliesFoodGasolineCar insuranceMedical insuranceAnd moreThe list goes on. Your child support goes to support your child.It is NOT something you give to someone else because they’re “too poor” to afford anything nice. So what if your ex drives a new car. So what? Seriously? Is she married? Perhaps they budgeted their income and can afford that new vehicle. Is she single? Living on state welfare, on food stamps, your child getting a state medical card for their health care? If so then you might need to report her so they can do an investigation.I had parents in my child care center where both parents were working full time and they both made about double minimum wage, they got child care assistance and only paid about half their monthly cost. They had 4 kids, all in child care, a baby, toddler, 3 year old, and an elementary school kid that I took to and picked up from school every school day. They had a good income but based on their family size and other factors they received some state assistance. That is NOT what I’m talking about when I say state welfare.You need to sit down and go through what your monthly bills are and consider any other people living in your home, divide ALL the household bills by that number. Then you apply that sort of ideal towards your ex’s household. Right there, that’s where your money is going.I’d rather my child was riding around in a newer vehicle that was likely to be safer and less likely to break down on the side of the road in some old beater car that I thought was all that my ex deserved to drive.

If you live in CA:TrustLine - Trustline BasicsFrom TrustLine’s website:What does TrustLine check?TrustLine is an effective tool for parents to check the backgrounds of a baby-sitter, nanny, tutors and in-home counselors to determine if an applicant has criminal convictions or substantiated child abuse reports in California. TrustLine is the only background check authorized by state law to use three databases that the general public, including private investigators and private background check companies, cannot access. These databases include the fingerprint records from the California Department of Justice’s California Criminal History System; the Child Abuse Central Index of California; and fingerprint records of the FBI Criminal History System.All employment agencies (nanny and baby-sitter placement agencies) are required by law to register their caregivers with TrustLine upon placement. Transport Escort Services also are required by law to register the individual(s) transporting or accompanying the minor with TrustLine. Transport Escort Services transport minors across state lines to residential facilities with permission from the minor’s parents or legal guardian. Businesses providing Ancillary Child Care Centers to customers or clients while the customers or clients shop or obtain services (i.e. health clubs and gyms) must register on TrustLine those staff members who are 18 years of age or older that work in the child care center. Child care providers who are not required to be licensed in California (baby-sitters, nannies, etc.) and who are providing child care to parents receiving a governmental child care subsidy are required by law to register with TrustLine.