Truckers fiancee, new here

They work off of hours, the trainer is supposed to keep track of those miles, his didn't he did, found out the guy was screwing him out of half a day of hours, reported him, he finishes them up today. And yes his first order of business when he get to the terminal is to let them know everything that happened out on the road with his so called "coach". Even if it means he has to go find a different company.

 

we are finding that there are not many options with us living in southern colorado, we can't move to missouri before the summer. today's his last day with the trainer will see what happens.

 

So far what I have learned from joining this forum:
1. He's not alone in his experience and it could happen no matter what company he went with
2. I need to be the best supportive cheer leader I can be and not add to dragging him down.
3. There are some helpful people on here and others that just like to go around and add to a person's misery just like anywhere else in the world.
4. Trans Am wasn't a great choice, should have done much better in the researching and asked a lot more questions of experienced drivers out there and taken what recruiters and school said with a grain of salt.

 

I have no problem with working, I do day labor and merchandising gigs while putting in job applications every day. This is the first time I have ever been unemployed while not out on maternity leave. My schooling is online so that I can work a full time job, geeze where do you get the idea that I just want to stay at home and be supported? And thank for your advice about the forum I have been doing just that and forwarding the information I find to him when he calls. Right now at this point, the temp work I do, and what I sell online is paying our bills to survive, what he send home pays his financial obligations. But thanks for your advice and judgements.