Southfield, MI asked in Child Support for Michigan

Q: Can my boyfriend child support be reduce if he has a another child which he could never provide for due to support f

From his daughter which he's name not on birth certificate but his name is on my son but he can't provide or help me because all his money goes to his first child that he found out about 2 years ago how can my son get money from his dad could he child support be reduce sense my son been born it's only been me because he owe back child support for his daughter which he name not her birth certificate but he's name is on my son is my son he's first obligations because he was the first the child he signed a birth certificate for and the mother from the other child move to another state with out knowledge how can I get help from his dad if we stay together I just want my son to have a share of his dad money because right now all his money going to first child he didn't signed for how is it possible for him be obligated to pay child support for child he didn't sign for

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A: When child support is calculated the number of children each party has is one factor they use. He should file a motion in the first case asking that the support be re-calculated based on a change of circumstances.

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