A man, Denis Beaudoin, who donated sperm for Nayda Suleman during a 3 year relationship, that they shared 10-12 years ago, suspects that he maybe the father of ,at least, her older six children; not to mention the possiblity of being the father of her 8 newborn babies. Nayda has been the focus of much speculation and news reporting since giving birth to the babies; she has been referred to as the Octo-mom in the press. All 14 of her children have been conceived by invitro fertilization. Nayda says that all of her children are the product of invitro-fertilization from the same sperm donor. Denis Beaudoin says that he knew Nayda Suleman when their friends nicknamed her giggles for her infectious laugh. (more…)
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Suspicious Sperm Donor: I Knew Nayda Suleman When
Posted in anger, baby, birth, cancer, children, custody fight, emotions, Fame, family, fathers, finances, future, Good Morning America, help, kids, legal, life, love, marriage, media, medical, mental and physical health, mom, MONEY, mother, news, observations, opinion, parenting, pregnancy, relationships, responsibility, support, taxes, values, tagged anger, babies, biological, California, children, Chris Cuomo, custody fight, Denis Beaudoin, DNA, donated, family, father, fatherhood, Fun, Giggles, Good Morning America, help, honesty, invitro fertilization, love, malpractice, married, media, mother, Nayda Suleman, news, nickname, octomom, ovarian cancer, parenting, paternity, relationship, responsibility, sperm donor, support, suspicious, tax dollars, testing, values, wife on February 24, 2009| 3 Comments »
What If You Were Innocent…And No One Knew It?
Posted in Advocating for special needs, charitable organizations, charity, commitment, communication, courage, crime, family, finances, future, giving, law enforcement, legal, life, news, of connections, power, support, taxes, tagged advocates of the innocent, allegations, children, convicted, conviction, corruption, courage, court system, crime, crimes, criminal justice system, defense attorneys, donations, evidence, family, freedom, friends, group, guilty, innocense project, innocent, jobs, legal, miracle, mission statement, MONEY, organization, over crowding in prison, political, power, prison, proof, prosecutor, rights, support, support system, tax money, work on August 12, 2008| Leave a Comment »
What if you were convicted of a crime and you knew you were innocent; but, no one else knew or cared once you were convicted? Worse yet, what if you were wasting away in prison for a crime you didn’t commit; while the real criminal was free to continue doing what you were accused of doing? Wouldn’t you want someone to dig until they found proof of your innocence?
Many people think that is the job of the defense attorneys of the accused; but that is unrealistic. Oh, they do their job in court to protect your rights, best way that they can…but, for the most part…once you are convicted…you are there until your time is served. They have so many people to represent…unless your case sticks in their craw and they believe in you; and, they have powerful, political connections to movers and shakers…you will sit in prison until your time is up!
What if someone dared to believe in your innocence and was willing to investigate until irrefutible proof was found that proved your innocence? That would be a gift…a miracle. That type of commitment costs money and lots of time. Most people don’t have an unending supply of wealth. By the time they have gone through the court system and paid to defend themselves…they have nothing left. Often, even family and friends have moved on with their lives…not ALWAYS…but, by the time that the person has sat in prison a few years…family and friends have been forced to go back to work, finish growing up, getting married, having children, going off to college; you get the idea…life keeps moving on. (more…)
Federal Government Hunts Down Deadbeat Parents- And Charges Fee to Custodial Parents
Posted in Advocating for special needs, children, commitment, culture, custody fight, Education, emotions, encouragement, family, fathers, finances, future, giving, health, kids, law enforcement, life, medical, mental and physical health, mother, news, parenting, relationships, support, taxes, Uncategorized, tagged abandonment, accountability, annual fee, child support, children, commitment, controversy, cost, custodial parent, deadbeat parents, emotions, encouraged, federal government, federal law, freedom, garnishing wages, income tax returns, jail time, job, lottery winnings, MONEY, necessities, parenting, poverty, raising children, relationships, support on July 20, 2008| Leave a Comment »
This is a controversial issue. I heard that starting in September (at least here in Michigan); custodial parents will be charged a yearly, one time fee of $25. This is in relation to parents of children who have been receiving child support. This fee is being charged as a matter of federal law to help offset the amount of money the government has to spend finding deadbeat parents who skip out on supporting their children. At least that is the way that i understood the news report. (more…)
Heck No…He Won’t Go!!!
Posted in crime, denial, history, law enforcement, legal, news, politics, power, sex, taxes, tagged agenda, allegations, chief of staff, City Council, conviction, delay, denial, Detroit, felony, governing body, Governor Granholm, Heck no, I won't Go, Kwame Kilpatrick, lawyers, legal arguments, malpractice, marriage, Mayor, office, officers, politics, sexual, taxes, text messaging, veto on May 29, 2008| 2 Comments »
It should have been a fairly local news story…however, a mayor from a fairly large metropolitan city in America who is being accused of felony charges of perjury and other assorted charges; throw in some secret behind the scene deal, allegedly made with lawyers regarding the officers who had recordings showing alleged proof of his salacious, sexual text messages between him and his alleged former (female) chief of staff; as well as, a formal legal proceedings (initiated by the City Council and signed into motion by Govenor Granholm) trying to forcibly remove him from office…and you have a national news story worthy of a tabloid newspaper. Still, Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick is basically saying, Heck No…I won’t Go.
His basic legal argument is that the council doesn’t have legal standing to remove him from office because he says the law states that the only legal grounds a council has to remove him is a felony conviction or for a lack of qualifications.
So, when the council formally asked the Governor to remove Kilpatrick from office and went through the formalities….Mayor Kilpatrick vetoed the Council’s vote requesting his ouster by Governor Granholm. Wow!!! There is some fancy footwork going on.
No, I won’t leave office…because I haven’t been “convicted of a felony” even though i am being charged with felony charges…i haven’t been convicted yet…therefore…i don’t have to leave office (yet).
Can you imagine having to try to work together effectively to run a city as large as Detroit with such opposite agenda’s? Is this fair to the citizen’s of Detroit to have this kind of standoff going on in their city’s governing body? I wonder how long of a process this will take, to get a decision that is definate in whether he will be allowed to stay or forced out of office.
Some of the allegations are downright embarassing. His wife appears to be still standing behind him. After all, if the texts truly represent that he had an ongoing relationship with his female former chief of staff…that is damaging to a marriage and will take some major time and energy to repair (if the people involved are truly repentent for their actions…which doesn’t appear to be the case based on this ongoing legal defiance).
Then you get into the legal stuff and it would seem that his professional hands would be bound so tight that he would not be able to perform his duties as Mayor. Is he in denial about the situation; or, is it just a delaying technique? If he is going to end up removed…who is paying for all of this legal wrangling…are our tax dollars going into this legal battle? Is there such a thing as being sued for political malpractice? If so, this situation seems to invite such a suit. Do you think Mayor Kilpatrick should stay or go?
Uncle Sam, Show Me The Money!
Posted in Business, economy, finances, Frustration, MONEY, news, taxes, Time, tagged Business, child support, direct deposit, Frustration, Incentive checks, MONEY, Refund Anticipation Loans, stimulus checks, student loans, Tax Rebate, Time, Uncle Sam on May 3, 2008| Leave a Comment »
With all of the hype in the news; many taxpayers expected to be at least $600 dollars richer this past week. Even though the government sent out the direct deposit payments ahead of schedule…some people are asking Uncle Sam…where is my money…show me the money!
There may be a few explanations about the delay for why some people have not received their stimulus checks. If you had to pay in taxes…you won’t be getting your check right away…your check will come later in the summer. If you owe back child support or student loans…your stimulus rebate check will be reduced by the amount you owe! Ouch, that hurts! If you filed a RAL or Refund Anticipation Loan, then your stimulus rebate check will be mailed to you, instead of direct deposit.
Sad but true, some people went out and spent their money before they even got it…thinking, it would just be there in their account when they needed it. Never, ever, ever make that mistake…don’t ya know…things happen?
I know, I know…everyone is doing their very best to tempt you to spend what you got coming, at their place of business. All i am saying is…don’t spend a penny until you have that check in your hot little hands…no matter how much you want to! It could get ugly; some people are frustrated, it is just going to take a little time.
Tax Incentive Rebate Checks
Posted in Business, charity, children, Education, Fear, Frustration, health, help, history, home, mental and physical health, MONEY, pain and misery, school, taxes, tagged ahead of schedule, economy, financial future, food hoarding, foreclosures, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, gasoline, Great Depression, health, investing, lay off your boss, media, medical insurance, morale, online income, purchases, rebate checks, rising costs, school funding, stimulate economy, Tax incentives on April 25, 2008| 9 Comments »
Great news…those tax incentive rebate checks that the government is promising will be on their way in a matter of days, to those who requested direct deposit. For others…it will be here by the middle of summer. Isn’t that great?
Curiously, while the announcement that the checks were going out a week ahead of schedule was being announced in the media; the news was plastered with the bad news that rice sales are being limited, by some chain stores, due to rising costs; as well as, fear of food hoarding. Other troubling financial concerns are highlighted on the evening news at a frightening rate.
The gasoline prices keep increasing. Farmers are in distress because of the cost to produce our nation’s food supply. Grocery shopping is becoming a lesson in financial management. Heating our homes is equal, for some families, to planning a major household purchase. Homes are being foreclosed on in record numbers; and now, the latest news is that even rental homes are being foreclosed on causing more homelessness. Food banks can’t stay stocked in basic necessities; charities are in need themselves. People are dying for lack of medical insurance to cover their physical well-being.
Is this country trying to recreate the Great Depression? Where is Franklin Delano Roosevelt when we need him? Our national economy is taking a nose dive. Corporations are moving outside of our country’s borders. Layoffs are at an all-time high. Schools can’t get enough funding to keep quality teachers and tools. School violence is making education a joke; our future leaders are not going to be competitive with other nation’s leaders if these trends continue. The children in our country are filled with hoplessness. All around our country, the morale is beyond the typical hysterical feeling one achieves when riding a roller coaster.
Does anyone seriously think that these $300.00-$600.00 checks are going to ignite tax payers to run out and make purchases to stimulate our economy? No way, people are going to use that money (for the most part) to survive! I love what I read on one online forum….the writer said something to the effect of, “Yippeee…that is three tanks of gasoline for me!!!” Sad isn’t it? A van or large truck can take up to $100.00 to fill. Some people still have not received their checks…here is a number you can call to check on the status of your rebate check if you have not yet received it: I don’t work for the IRS so i wouldn’t know about when someone would be receiving their rebate; however, here is a toll free phone number to check on the status of someone’s rebate and whether they will be receiving one or not. 1-866-234-2942 Good luck to you.
Let’s at least be honest here…that money will come in handy…but, if anyone expects it to change the economy’s health…they are fooling themselves. So…really, what are you going to do with your check?
Prison Time For Wesley Snipes
Posted in death, entertainment, Family Time, Impact, law enforcement, legal, MONEY, taxes, trauma, tagged back taxes, celebrities, court, death, family, Impact, judge, jury, lawyers, middle class, millions, penalties, prison, rebels, sentencing, tax advice, taxes, victim, Wesley Snipes on April 25, 2008| 3 Comments »
Yesterday, Wesley Snipes was sentenced for 3 years for tax fraud; for not filing his tax returns for approximately three years. Wow, they are really making an example of him. I am sure…Joe Smoe will think twice about it if they are tempted not to file; or, not to pay when they owe taxes. This conviction will have a huge IMPACT on those tempted not to pay. No-one wants to, willingly, go through this kind of trauma, if they can avoid it…unless they got screws loose.
On the radio this morning, i heard that Mr. Snipes allegedly paid the court 5 million dollars in back taxes….with something like 30 million, or so to go! Wowee, how many zillions of dollars does a person have to make to OWE that kind of money in taxes and penalties? I, for one, don’t want to ever be in that position. Maybe it isn’t so bad being a middle class Joe Smoe! 🙂
I am sure that Mr. Snipes’ lawyers will appeal this sentence; but, more than likely, that will only delay the event. There was plenty of star power personal references presented to the court, attesting to Mr. Snipes character…but, it didn’t seem to make a difference. The government is going to hold up this conviction so that the public will pay close attention to the consequences.
I feel badly for Mr. Snipe’s family. The stress of paying that kind of money plus, worry over their loved one going to prison has to be overwhelming. If Mr. Snipes was a victim of poor tax advice…that is bad enough. However, if he choose to put himself in this position, rebelling against having to part with his money…then the sentence is deserved. It was alleged, in court, that he not only willfully was rebelling, he was hiding money overseas and through friends and family. Understand that the prosecution presented evidence that this was not just a whim or a mistake…they alledged that this went on for a decade. In that case, three years of prison time, should allow for enough time to reflect on the error of his ways.
None of us have the ability to read his mind and determine his actions; thankfully, that responsibility was up to the judge and jury. If nothing else, this conviction just reinforces the old saying…there is nothing sure about life, except death and taxes!!!