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May I ask another question pls ??
I can Understand it when a child is 18 and older that he/she is out of the house and not supported any more but how is it that there are ome that are between 6 and 14 that are the same "not provided" Is it that the child is in the father's care or how does it work pls .Here with us the child normally go to the mother when the child is young except when the father fights for the kid ? Sorry if it sound dumm i was wondering about it ?
I can Understand it when a child is 18 and older that he/she is out of the house and not supported any more but how is it that there are ome that are between 6 and 14 that are the same "not provided" Is it that the child is in the father's care or how does it work pls .Here with us the child normally go to the mother when the child is young except when the father fights for the kid ? Sorry if it sound dumm i was wondering about it ?