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Depends on the state. Only a few allow a reduction for subsequent children. you need to google your states child support guidelines and see what they say.
Putting in for an increase is very likely to tick the CP off and cause you more problems. If she happens to put in for an increase, the new baby would likely offset it.
I can't believe that I am so DENSE!
Sorry.
Of course.
The guy gets a new baby which means the old baby will not need as much food or clothes.
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