Woman Celebrates Uncle Who Dragged Aunt to Court Over Maintenance As Kid Lives With Him, “Love It for Him”

Woman Celebrates Uncle Who Dragged Aunt to Court Over Maintenance As Kid Lives With Him, “Love It for Him”

  • A lady talked about how her uncle is claiming money from his former wife for maintenance
  • The Twitter user told an interesting tale about how a family member got divorced and had full custody of his child
  • People were moved and reacted to the story, with some able to relate after seeing their parents do the same thing

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A woman took to Twitter and shared that her uncle claimed child support from his former wife. The lady detailed what he did it to ensure he could take care of the child because he has sole custody.

Man takes ex-wife to court for child support
A man went to court over child support from his ex-wife and won. Image: MStudioImages/Gallo Images
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Online users showed their support for the man and commented on their opinions. Netizens ended up discussing how women should contribute when they do not have custody of their children.

Woman shares story about uncle getting child support

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A lady on Twitter @BroganRamara opened up about how her uncle took his ex-wife to court because he has custody. In the tweet, she wrote that the woman was forced to contribute to her child's well-being.

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Replying to a curious online user in a tweet, @broganRamara says that the uncle's ex-wife was not contributing to the child.

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Tweeps were celebrating her uncle's success, and many people commented to congratulate him. Online users said more men should claim maintenance if they have custody. Many people said they hope other fathers know they can claim support if the children live with them.

@Molwedi_Box commented:

"I must do this as well I'm taking her to maintenance court. Time for her to contribute."

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@DeGoodWitch commented:

"All men living with their kids deserve financial help from mothers."

@makhaukani commented:

"My dad did it in 1998 when my parents got divorced. Amazing man that one more man should do it. Some dad's are there better parent contrary to popular belief."

@mbathambali493 commented:

"Angazi if men are aware but if umtwana lives with you, Mom is liable for child support."

@ThabangMaliba_ commented:

"Smart guy."

@Rop_manu commented:

"Bruh such wins."

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Briefly News reported that a Gauteng High Court decision in South Africa made people reflect on marriage laws. Peeps were split over a case where a divorcee got forced to let go of half her pension because of her ex-husband.

Netizens discussed the importance of making the right decision when choosing a marriage contract. People in the comments celebrated that the judge was looking out for men.

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Online users shared opinions over a judgment reported by IOL where a woman had to share her pension with her husband. According to the publication, the lady argued that her former husband wasted his pension of R1.7 million in 2019.

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Rutendo Masasi (Human-Interest editor) Rue Masasi is a Human Interest and Entertainment writer at Briefly News who graduated with a BA (Hons) in English from Rhodes University in 2018. Rue also has 2 years of experience in journalism and over four years of experience as an online ESL teacher. She has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her via email: rutendo.masasi@briefly.co.za