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[quote=Anonymous]OP Here I found this about California: 
Some states, like California, have legislation that will permit a new spouse’s income to factored into child support guidelines only “in an extraordinary case where excluding that income would lead to extreme hardship to any child subject to the child support award”. For example, if the non-custodial parent quit a job where he was making $60,000 per year to wait tables at a local restaurant, or where the non-custodial parent chooses not to work, living off the income of the new spouse, the custodial parent may be successful in getting the court to consider the new spouse’s income if she can prove that the non-custodial parent’s decision to take the lower paying job or not to work was based upon his reliance on his new spouse's income.

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