00:00:41.880I'm very open-minded. Whenever he wants to see our son, you can come get him.
00:00:46.840He's getting him from the 29th to the 7th, because he's traveling on this two-week period right now.
00:00:52.440So anytime he wants him, I let him see him.
00:00:54.500I mean, I love PJ. That's why I had a baby with him.
00:00:59.200So despite all our shit that's been out there and how hard it has been transitioning from romantic to basically strangers that we got a co-parent now, I still love him.
00:01:30.140And I think in his mind, he has a number, which I won't say, but he has a number that he wants to stick to.
00:01:38.260And basically, when you're going through this process for North Carolina law, because it's very different other places, you don't get a percentage.
00:01:43.820If you both combined make annually over $300,000, you're considered off the charts, off-grid.
00:01:50.820So then at this point, you have to prove how much you need in child support.
00:01:54.680So any bills that my son occupies, rent, car note, cable, groceries, those are things that my son occupies.
00:02:02.300And in Charlotte, the least amount that I could get would be 50% of each of those expenses, right?
00:02:09.200The most, depending on his career and what the judge sees fit, it could be up to 97%.
00:02:14.320So whatever bills he occupies would be covered, whatever for his clothes and diapers and all that.
00:02:20.740And then that's accumulated in a financial affidavit, is what it's called, right?
00:02:24.380And then you present it to him, his team, if he wants to settle outside.
00:02:28.880If he's like, actually, no, that's too high.