[Rick Lee]

His strategy for staying near his daughter was that he has a "job," I think under the table, working for an upstart school teaching robotics to pre-school and kindergarten-age kids. He could bring his daughter to work and his wife was unemployed. But now she has a good job and he can no longer make ends meet with this school job and UI running out. He's getting free room and board from the school's founder, so there's not much of a paycheck in addition. Now he needs to move back to where his family is based five hours away, because one of his brothers can give him work there. I don't know if family courts consider under the table jobs to be real jobs or not. Seems to me, if they consider it for child support purposes, they would also consider it for stability purposes. Though the mother has the much better job and situation now. And Phil will, once again, be making that five hr. each way commute to see his daughter. I doubt he'll be able to afford the gas and toll money much longer, let alone doing anything with the daughter that costs money.