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Absolutely. The toughest area is probably the non-coustodial parent issue. We read of plenty of posters right here on CC who have married parents who refuse to pay a dime. If the parents were divorced & the non-custodial had the bucks, then the kid would likely get needed aid. The kid with cheapskate married parents still is denied opportunity. The middle class kid whose parents truly can’t meet the EFC+gap for any number of reasons (not merely unwillingness) is also denied opportunity. Is any form of denial more hateful than another?</p>