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Geeze there are so many issues with this imo although the idea is interesting. I know each case is different but I don't feel that the typical child support order covers even half of what it takes to raise a child factoring in daycare, food, clothing, increase in rent for the additional bedroom, not to mention all the costs involved once that child becomes older and requires further needs such as car, college, etc. So those who pay child support (men or women) typical get off fairly lucky although the party paying never seems to see it that way. Another issue would be that if the father had no financial responsibility would that allow him to have no moral obligation to this child. Would this mean he has the right to just abondon this child and leave it fatherless and society is actually condoning this with trying to enforce something like this.
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