child support

if my husband is paying child support for his first child from his first wife; we have 2 children of our own now. i do believe he should be paying support but does the percent change with new children in this world. he is also paying for a private school. our children will go to public. money is really tight right now and frustrations arise when i feel he does not contribute to the raising of his 2 children with me and only to his other daughter. by the way, she is beautiful and well loved by me. financally though would like to know.

by ksod 1 Post
Posted on 12/18/2007 11:29 PM

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I would get it re-adjusted. You kids have just as many rights as his child from before and the courts should of adjusted it when the other children where born, for what he was paying her. At least that is how they do it hear. Does he pay for all the private schooling or do they share it? Hopefully they share it.

by froggiemomma 16 Posts
Posted on 12/24/2007 5:45 AM

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Yes, I believe you can get it re-adjusted....but do you want to? How will this impact her and her mother? How long has she been going to this private school? Do you really want to pull her out because you want more money? He will always have responsibilities to his daughter and her life should not be impacted because he has more children....just like your childrens lives shouldn't be impacted because he has her. see what i mean?

by sheri 103 Posts
Posted on 12/19/2007 8:21 AM

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you could go back to court of common pleas (custody conciliation office, for my area) and try to modify the original court order. They should take everything into consideration from both parties and adjust if necessary. Hope this helps.

by Nichola 23 Posts
Posted on 12/19/2007 6:59 AM

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