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Child support two different mothers two different states

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Glenn1993

Junior Member
Okay I have one child in Ohio that I'm paying child support on right now and I might have another child on the way that I just found out about how will child support work because I do not have a lot of money as it is and I will be living on the street if I have to pay anything more than what I'm paying now I work a minimum wage job
 


CTU

Meddlesome Priestess
Okay I have one child in Ohio that I'm paying child support on right now and I might have another child on the way that I just found out about how will child support work because I do not have a lot of money as it is and I will be living on the street if I have to pay anything more than what I'm paying now I work a minimum wage job
Is there a question in there somewhere, Glenn?

You'll be required to support all of your children once you're found to be the father, and typically Child 2 gets less than Child 1.

Any questions?
 

Silverplum

Senior Member
Is there a question in there somewhere, Glenn?

You'll be required to support all of your children once you're found to be the father, and typically Child 2 gets less than Child 1.

Any questions?
Glen should know that CS will be calculated in the child's state. And that he is responsible for his swimmers, so cut it off or wrap it up.
 

Just Blue

Senior Member
Glen should know that CS will be calculated in the child's state. And that he is responsible for his swimmers, so cut it off or wrap it up.
Oh we know that Glenn will come (no pun intended) back saying that he had little glenn in a jacket and Mom was on the pill....;)
 
For child one, the amount you pay won't change.

For child 2, they will probably calculate what your income is after you current support order then base your new support order on this amount.
 

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