child support deduction

My question is that i divorced over 6 years ago and was ordered to pay support on 2 children. During the past 6 years i have remarried and have had 5 additional children with my wife. Also, my income has increased from 45,000.00 anually to 92,000.00 annually. Would i be intitled to a decrease in the support that i am paying since i have additional children to which i am financially obligated as well? keep in mind that my child support has never been reevaluated. My ex wife is threatning to get more money. Where do i stand. Please advise.

Originally Posted by Unregistered My question is that i divorced over 6 years ago and was ordered to pay support on 2 children. During the past 6 years i have remarried and have had 5 additional children with my wife. Also, my income has increased from 45,000.00 anually to 92,000.00 annually. Would i be intitled to a decrease in the support that i am paying since i have additional children to which i am financially obligated as well? keep in mind that my child support has never been reevaluated. My ex wife is threatning to get more money. Where do i stand. Please advise.

they do take into account your other children, but you doubled your income. tough to say, your best bet is to look at a child support calculator to see what you will be paying. my guess is yes you will end up paying more.

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If you keep your child for the summers or anything like that make sure you get your visitation credit. Also, If she pays for child care and claims it on her taxes then that needs to be claimed too. Your support will more than likely increase as too as the other poster has stated. I would make sure that you talk to your lawyer and read your state guideline as well.