Then, she would lay eggs every other day, and you should keep track of when she lays them and when she doesn't. it shouldn't be much of a problem for her to lay the egg. Just check on her often. She will usually end up with 4-9 eggs, which will hatch in 18 days.t shouldn't be much of a problem for her to lay the egg. Just check on her often. She will usually end up with 4-9 eggs, which will hatch in 18 days.
Both Parents Must Support the Child. In Mississippi, both parents have a duty to support their child, but only the non-custodial parent makes child support payments. The non-custodial parent is the parent who spends less than half time with the child (or children).
Child support may be ordered when the parents are separated, have never lived together, or are in divorce, dissolution of marriage, annulment, or in the midst of paternity and legal separation cases. Typically, it is paid to the parent with whom the children spend the majority of their time. Child support is not alimony. The purpose of alimony is to rehabilitate or support a former spouse. Though the other parent may financially benefit from child support payments, the purpose of the payments is to benefit the children who no longer live with you. Once set, child support payments can only be amended by court order.