Legal Question in Family Law in Maine

Re: How responsbile for income information is a new wife supposed to give when h

Without knowing more about the overall situation regarding your husband's employment, income, the issues his former spouse claims to impact the child support, the age of the children, etc., it is difficult to directly answer your question. Generally the income and assets of a second spouse are not used in calculation of child support because the second spouse does not have a legal obligation to support the children. However, it is possible that the issue in the case is such that the father is not contributing to support on his own, and relying upon the income of the second spouse. The Court may determine that child support should be calculated based upon a presumed amount the father could contribute if he chose to do so.

If your husband does not have an attorney, it seems to me like he should, and his attorney would be in a better position to evaluate these issues and to object to inappropriate discovery requests.