[intendedsighs]

Hi. I'm getting married soon, and my fiance and I want to have a big family, because I grew up with lots of siblings and loved it...however, we may have to start paying child support if it turns out the paternity test is a yes...I'm not worried about the paying child support part, but once our family grows, it may become a bigger deal than we'd like it to be on costs, etc, so I was wondering, will the courts grant a lesser amount to nil child support if there are a certain amount of children in our family (we want 5 at least, lol)? I've been wondering this for awhile, but dont know who to ask about it.:confused:

EDIT:: Now do they consider the fact that I'll be with child by the time anything happens to do with the courts and child support?

[TheSavage]

Nope. No matter how many kids you have his currant kids still need support.
Try and look at it this way, Lets say you two have a kid , get into a big fight and go your separate ways. He has 10 more kids. Would you think it was fair to your kid if every kid he had your support dropped? --- Savage

[intendedsighs]

nope. No matter how many kids you have his currant kids still need support.
try and look at it this way, Lets say you two have a kid , get into a big fight and go your separate ways. He has 10 more kids. Would you think it was fair to your kid if every kid he had your support dropped? --- Savage

good point. well, I guess it's just 18 years.

[missk]

It won't drop but the next time he gets evaluated for an update, they will take him having other kids into consideration.