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Scal1024,

That is a low blow, even for you. Is that really any kind of example to give to your children? You want to drag my divorce from 1988 (revised in 1997) into this and you say "I always support my children". We don't even know if you HAVE children. We don't know if you are even an adult, and one thing is absolutely certain; you're not telling the whole story about my divorce. When my x-wife's attorney tried to convince the judge to use my "gross receipts" (almost all mortgage originators are self-employed, like me) as my "net income", my attorney and I successfully defended that miscalculation. We proved that by the courts OWN calculations from the DR-7 report, using the COURTS math, I should have only paid $10.00 a week, because my income (and all mortgage originators income) had dropped dramatically during that time. In order to pay my child support, I sold my house, sold my boat, borrowed $5,000 from my father, and rented a one bedroom basement apartment at the Four Seasons Apartments. THAT is what I did to support my two sons. I religiously paid $1,776 a month AND an additional $580 a month in "rehabilitative alimony" for over ten years, and I worked seven days a week, over 80 hours every week to do it. Just ask Attorney Bill Balkun (her attorney 401-463-5106) who checked up on me many times and reported to the court that "Corrente is telling the truth." All that information is in the exact same court records that Sociopath Rob Cote researched. Naturally, he didn't report it. Naturally, neither did you.

Of course Scal, you anonymous coward, NONE of that is ANY of your business, but it speaks volumes as to how low a henchman scum like you will go. Is THAT the example you want to set for your children? My two sons saw their father work tirelessly to support them, paying over a quarter of a million dollars to their mother, even though I never missed ONE soccer or football game, and today they are my two best friends. April 7th, 2018 I brought my two grandsons to Geneva Brook in North Providence for their first Opening Day of the trout season. I showed them the same spots their father and uncle fished with me 30+- years ago year after year. They both caught their limit. 10 trout in all.

You left out two chapters though.

1. You forgot to mention how my ex-wife "couldn't work (and contribute to the child support) because she wanted to finish her college education". THEN she "couldn't work because she wanted a second degree in education". THEN she "couldn't work because she wanted a masters degree in education". THEN, she "couldn't work because she wanted a law degree". She finally finished her 4 degrees one month before my youngest son turned nineteen!

Chapter 2. You also forgot about the part when my sons wrote a letter to the judge, without my knowledge, asking if they could live with their dad. The judge asked to meet with them and they spent over an hour in the judges chambers. Neither my x-wife or I were allowed to know what was said in that meeting but when it was over, the judge awarded physical custody to me. My x-wife's child support payments were only $217 dollars a month and she bounced several checks. All of that is a matter of court records too. Please get a copy from Cote. You know what you can do with it when you do.

Happy Autumn everyone.

Rick Corrente

Proud father and The Taxpayers Mayor