Why not me

  According to the law, both parents share a legal responsibility to financially support their children. This includes providing for essential needs such as food, clothing, housing, education, and medical care. This obligation applies to all children—whether minors or adults—so long as they remain financially dependent on their parents. Both biological parents are legally required to contribute to child support. Those familiar with my situation know that I have faced ongoing challenges in getting my ex-husband to fulfil this responsibility, particularly for our two children who are still in school. He has outright refused to pay child support. This issue is not only about meeting our children’s financial needs but also about honouring the parental obligations outlined in our divorce settlement. It’s been three years since our separation and over a year since the divorce was finalized, yet I’m still fighting for what should be a basic right for my children. The courts are failing th...