No. If the parents are living together the law assumes they taking care of the needs of their minor child/children (at least one would hope that is the case).
no, but he needs to get it modified see links below
The parents of the child are liable for support - not their spouses.
She can get child support, and full custody.
Of course not, but keep in mind that the children of a married woman are presumed to be those of her husband unless/until proven otherwise.
If you're the noncustodial parent, you might be liable. The fact that your husband has a child by someone else is irrelevant to this.
No
This begs the question, "Why would you?" and perhaps, "How is it any of their business?" Supposing it was it was any of their concern however. You would simply look them in the face and say, "My husband has a child by another woman."
The issue would be adultery, but not who she was with.
You have no legal rights relating to your husband's child with another woman. You have not explained your interest in this matter. You can step forward as a concerned adult and offer to care for the child but your guardianship must be approved by the court.You have no legal rights relating to your husband's child with another woman. You have not explained your interest in this matter. You can step forward as a concerned adult and offer to care for the child but your guardianship must be approved by the court.You have no legal rights relating to your husband's child with another woman. You have not explained your interest in this matter. You can step forward as a concerned adult and offer to care for the child but your guardianship must be approved by the court.You have no legal rights relating to your husband's child with another woman. You have not explained your interest in this matter. You can step forward as a concerned adult and offer to care for the child but your guardianship must be approved by the court.
The answer depends on where they live and the laws in their jurisdiction. In most states the husband is automatically assumed to be the child's father unless there are documents filed that establish another man as the child's father and deny the husband's paternity. If you find yourself in this position you should consult with an attorney immediately.
He could very well be arrested as he has failed to pay the support money, he shold pay then have a wife and child.
yes i believe so. just call the child support help line or prosecutive office.