I got a married woman pregnant, she told me in the beginning they were divorcing. But they got back together. She got pregnant by me . The want child support. When the figure this will the use both there incomes before taking from my income . I could loose my house over this. I'm in pensacola fla. Thank u

... when the figure this will the use both there incomes befor taking from my income [?]...

No. Unless shared custody is figured, their income is immaterial.

Well I make around 3400 a month, what will my suport be.

well i make around 3400 a month, what will my suport be.

There is a CS calculator gizmo here (http://www.alllaw.com/calculators/Childsupport/Florida/), but it doesn't seem to work.

A glance at this (http://www.flsenate.gov/Laws/Statutes/2010/61.30) statute suggests that it would be $720 a month.

well i make around 3400 a month, what will my suport be.

It will depend of your and her income.If she does not have income /her husband's income has no value/then
your monthly support order will be approximately $700-900 .
There are many factors which have to be considered,as daycare,medical and dental insurance , etc.

No. Unless shared custody is figured, their income is immaterial.

Only if the father and the mother have equal incomes.;)/even in shared PHYSICAL custody/
And "their" income has no legal values, because her husband is the step-father and he does not have obligations.

Ok, so you add her income to his income, and multiply the result by the ratio between his income and both of their incomes. I think you will find that (assuming she has the child 100% of the time) this works out the same as just figuring it on his income.

and both of their incomes.
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If you told about father's and mother's income without her husband's one , then we are in agreement.

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(his income) + (her income) = "both of their incomes"

His + Hers = "B"

His x B = His
B

Note: "his" refers to the OP/biodad, not the mother's husband.


... If you told about father's and mother's income without her husband's one , then we are in agreement.


Certainly. I wouldn't think of counting her husband's income. So I guess that means we agree. :cool:

Have they established your paternity through the courts, with a court ordered child support order?

If not, then you owe NOTHING.

If so, see the calculations above.

What you should now do is get partial custody and/or visitation rights. Again, this must be done through the courts.

If they haven't gone to court yet, I bet they shut up about child support if you start talking about custody.

PS--I hope you have learned that you keep your pants ON when around married women... unless it's YOUR wife, anyway.