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The law doesn't always match what seems logical. If your ex remarries a wealthy person, you might think you should pay less child support. But, that's not how the law works.

*Your child support stays the same, even if your ex's household is richer. *A step-parent's money doesn't affect your child's support. *Spending more time with your child could lower your payments, not your ex's new marriage.

Your duty to your child doesn't change with your ex's marriage. Child support depends on your earnings and how often you're with your child. Your ex's better financial situation doesn't reduce your responsibility. 

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