Child Support calculation question

[jaycam]

I have a buddy (not me) entering into an unfortunate situation, and wants to know how the Child support calculate could be applied to his situation

He has a total of 3 children under the age of 10 - with 2 mothers

Child 1 and 2 are from Mom A, He has full custody of the children and for good reason - the mother is out of the picture. He provides sole support with nothing coming from the Mother.

Child 3 - an accident with Mother B, - She has full custody they never lived together - she waits tables and doesn't have study income

Mother B is seeking child support.

Looking at the table below - What would you propose his support obligation be with an income of 90000 a year?

http://www.justice.gc.ca/eng/fl-df/child-enfant/fcsg-lfpae/2011/pdf/ona.pdf

Does the judge base the support amount on having 3 kids and give a one third portion to Child 3?

Or does child 3 get a full portion of being one child with that father to Mom B?

 

[mandrill]

I have a buddy (not me) entering into an unfortunate situation, and wants to know how the Child support calculate could be applied to his situation

He has a total of 3 children under the age of 10 - with 2 mothers

Child 1 and 2 are from Mom A, He has full custody of the children and for good reason - the mother is out of the picture. He provides sole support with nothing coming from the Mother.

Child 3 - an accident with Mother B, - She has full custody they never lived together - she waits tables and doesn't have study income

Mother B is seeking child support.

Looking at the table below - What would you propose his support obligation be with an income of 90000 a year?

http://www.justice.gc.ca/eng/fl-df/child-enfant/fcsg-lfpae/2011/pdf/ona.pdf

Does the judge base the support amount on having 3 kids and give a one third portion to Child 3?

Or does child 3 get a full portion of being one child with that father to Mom B?

Guideline for 1 child at an income of $90,000 in Ontario = $801.00 per month. Are there any section 7's?

 

[GPIDEAL]

Off hand, I would agree with Oagre and I don't think his own children under his custody has anything to do with the child support of his other child with Mother B.

(An employee of ours was being garnished in the amount of $798 per month for one child, which was an order dated over a year ago. It may have changed now but he's not in our employ now).

 

[dirkd101]

While the mother is entitled to child support, whether married or common law relationship, the question is, I am assuming they never married, but were they ever in a common law relationship? I am unsure of the gray areas here with regards to this and while this may be a moral dilemma, this accidental birth may not have been his idea even though he was involved, that may be his out.

 

[spaman]

While the mother is entitled to child support, whether married or common law relationship, the question is, I am assuming they never married, but were they ever in a common law relationship? I am unsure of the gray areas here with regards to this and while this may be a moral dilemma, this accidental birth may not have been his idea even though he was involved, that may be his out.

if he is the father there is no gray area. Must pay. number discussed above look close, it would only change if he had some custody