My ex has three children from two fathers and one from me. She does not work and I have my child 60% of the time, and cover all the medical insurance cost. We both live in Kentucky. Should I also be paying child support in this situation?

For the child you fathered...assuredly so...although if you have the child 60% of the time, you might get off with a slightly lower amount...you'd really want to touch base with an attorney or a legal advocate in YOUR state to find out the most accurate information on this.

As mentioned, if you adopted the other two kids, then you have also assumed liability for them as well.

NEVER PROVIDE SUPPORT, OR ANYTHING ELSE, EXCEPT THROUGH THE COURT. SHE COULD NAIL YOU FOR RETROACTIVE SUPPORT.

You may have the child 60% of the time, but without a court order, you have no legal right to the child. Only Arizona has single father laws. You will need to file for joint custody with primary residency, but you will need to do it while in possession. BUT, DO NOTHING FOR SIX MONTH WHILE YOU COLLECT EVIDENCE FOR THE CASE. Be nice and submissive.

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No, because you have the child the majority of the time. In fact she should be paying you child support. And you are not responsable for the three older children. Their fathers' are. You need to go to court and get all of this straightened out right now.

No, If you have your child %60 of the time, you'd assumingly be covering about half of the cost (assuming you don't need to pick up the child and have mom pack food, that you buy clothes and other nessesities.)

if you adopted those 2 children definitely you'll pay child support..hopefully you shouldn't be