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Depending on your location, you should very easily be able to find your state's Child Support calculation worksheets to get an idea of what your weekly/monthly obligation will be. The only way to increase the other parties income (if it has not yet been increased) is to force an imputed income, this is basically saying that if the person were getting paid the average for their background, experience and skills, they'd make this amount, but are instead under employed and only making this much. But without numbers it is impossible to say whether $150/week is fair or not.
The CS for the other children should not play into your calculations, as CS is that, Child Support. So any CS for the other kids is not CS for your kid. Yes, I know that housing and other shared things are part of CS, but that's not how it usually works in determining the amount. Your state will add your incomes, and say that the cost to raise your child is some percentage of that, and depending on the difference, you will be liable for your percentage of it (based on how much you make versus the total amount of both your incomes).
Also, never EVER pay in cash. Leave a paper trail. Last thing you need is a complaint coming back about how you never paid because you don't have bank transfer statements, or cashed checks, or whatever.
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