Incorrect information on the forum

[chynna1502]

And if the couple is living together then there is NOT an NCP. Hence while he legally has the obligation of support there is not a support order. What happens is the obligor gets a credit in an amount determined by law for those subsequent children.

Sorry, perhaps it was confusing, but I simply meant the NCP before the court.

 

[Perky]

I did chynna, that is why I question it. In other states, that percentage rate means nothing for a person who is remarried and has children at home that there is no legal court order for support.

In some other states, that's true, but not all. North Dakota also allows an adjustment for the obligor's other children who live with him/her.