Legal Question in Family Law in Michigan

You need to ask a Texas lawyer this question, if that is where the court has jurisdiction over your children. With most states, when you income or status changes, you need to request a modification of your child support, and they will review your situation. If a modification is granted, it is usually from the date you requested the modification, since it can take several months to get a decision (that's how it operates in Michigan). You should either retain a Texas lawyer or contact the court for informations (such as forms) on how to request a child support review or modification, and get the process started asap. While you do have a family to support, you also did not pay child support for 2 kids for 8 years, so the court will not have much sympathy for you on that factor - they look at your income level, who has custody/visitation and how much, the custodial parent's income, and calculate child support accordingly. Each state has a different formula and factors, and there is no "max" they can take from you, as long as the amount is within the child support guidelines. If you can't support 7 children, then you shouldn't have 7 children. That's exactly what the court/judge will tell you.