Well yes and no the system 'wants' him to fail hard. Part of the problem isn't as much as the false concern for the welfare of the children (and their primary g

Well yes and no the system 'wants' him to fail hard. Part of the problem isn't as much as the false concern for the welfare of the children (and their primary guardian). Many CPS agencies will take a cut of the child support money so the bigger the monthly required support the bigger their cut. It's really a racket onto itself. For example, my sister actually was getting child support from her first husband directly but CPS didn't like that idea and fined her ex for evading child support. In the end, he started sending CPS the checks and my sister got much less money. Gotta love Kansas. /s