you can go after the father of your child for child support but chances are he'll probably want a DNA first, then you'll have to worry about child custody and visitation back and forth. If he's on disability or unemployed you cannot collect a dime!
with the economy today the government doesn't have the funds to help people, like were i live many programs that were assisting them are no longer available even churches/food pantries. a friend of mine just had a baby and can't afford diapers,
she has two children the other one is two and she struggles. maybe you should consider placing your child up for adoption and next time you want to get pregnant you'll remember to use condoms and birth control, and have a job for 5 or more years and money save up before being irresponsible.
Good Luck
You should find a small town with section 8. They tend not to have waiting list. After you live there for a year you can transfer it wherever you want. Food stamps will get you food. Some cash assistance is given as well but it won't be much. Section 8 will give you a place but you will have to pay a portion and it is income based. You will need some sort of income. I suggest getting on SSI. You can get diagnosed with depression NOS. That is good enough. I recommend you google on how to pull it off it talk to a friend that might be on it.
Your attitude is appalling. "Does the government pay rent"…really? Grow up. You shouldn't be having a baby if your plan to support it is through welfare. You'll survive (read: you won't starve or freeze), but it's no life a child should be brought in to.
Bringing a child into poverty is not a good idea. The government will pay for social housing if you're completely out of options, but it's not going to be luxurious or anything close to it, and you'll be scraping by just barely. This is not a fair environment for yourself, much less a kid. Grow up, get a job, earn money, build your family when you're ready for it, not for a handout. That's basically a guarantee your kid's ****** up for years.
Absolutely not. You might get subsidized housing but you will still have to pay rent and you cannot have anyone live there with you (such as your partner) without that person's income being taken into consideration. You might get food assistance and/or subsidized daycare, but NO, there is no all-expenses paid holiday from responsibility.
No, you and your partner support your own children. Most sec 8 housing don't even take applications now and have several year waiting list they would also require you to work to get assistance.
Ask the baby's father or his parents for income support.
You want to live with your boyfriend and indicate there is a high possibility of you being pregnant. You need to find out if you are pregnant and if not take measures to prevent yourself from getting pregnant. By moving into a place of your own does not give you permission to become pregnant.
You have admitted you are not able to take care of yourselves, yet you want to bring a baby into the world that you know you are not able to provide the very basic life living substance for. You are wanting someone else to take care of your baby.
This does not make sense on any level, especially financial. Why would you expect someone else to financially support you and your child? The money does not simply appear as you seem to think. The tax payers of America pay for you and your child that would be on welfare and subsidized housing.
You and your boyfriend should place yourself in a financial position to take care of your own child. You have admitted your boyfriend currently have no job.
If you are approved and is eligible for subsidized housing your boyfriend would not be able to reside in this house with you and his child. If he does eventually move into this rental unit you and your child would be evicted and might be required to repay all the funds allocated to you. In order to be approved for housing subsidy you are required to be employed.
Say you stayed in the subsidized housing for 5 months and the subsidized housing allocated you $400.00 per month. If your boyfriend moved into the rental unit you might be required to repay the $400.00 which would be a total of $2000 at this time.
You could also be charged with fraud, as you would sign document indicating you know the only individuals that would legally be able to stay in the rental unit would be you and your child.
Being charge with fraud might mean you would be sentenced to jail for a period of time.
In applying for child support, you would be required to provide the name of the father. In providing the name of the child's father the local child support agency would garnish his check to make sure he is paying child support.
You are not allowed to simply file for child support and expect to automatically be approved. There is an approval process. The father of the baby is expected to take care of his child.
You are gonna have to come up with a better financial plan, the one you plan to implement has as many holes in it as Swiss cheese, and could land you in jail or pay a hefty financial penalty.
My generation might be a bit old fashion in these matters, because before we had children we had jobs, a savings account before a girl got pregnant. We did not have access to all the birth control methods being used today. What happened? We did not expect anyone or the government to take care of our children.
Our parents would baby sit on occasions, but the word was you bought these brats into the world, you have to take care of them.
I hope this has been of some benefit to you, good luck.
"FIGHT ON"
I am not going to take this question seriously just because its a troll account. Although if its not you need some serious help
You are an example of what is wrong with people now days.
Does the government pay rent for the place I live. Say a one bedroom apartment, plus a baby and partner. I plan on getting a job when the baby is older, but for the 3 years I can't, will welfare support me?
