In Massachusetts, a parent's new spouse's income is generally not directly included in the calculation of child support, as the guidelines focus on each parent's individual income; however, a court may consider the new spouse's income in certain situations, like if the paying parent claims financial hardship due to their spouse's low income or if there is a significant change in the paying parent's lifestyle due to their new spouse's income, potentially allowing for adjustments to the child support order. 

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I got that w/ a simple google. 

EDIT TO SAY: that reads moe snarky than it should. I'm sorry, I was doing many things at one time and I didn't notice how bitchy it reads. I did not mean it that way.

The short answer is "no".  However, it may be possible that a judge may assess CS in a higher amount than your DH currently earns if he feels he is intentionally "under-employed" or unemployed.  Perhaps due to the ability given of a new partner making it possible for him to reduce earnings because they are footing the bills.

An example might be you are independently wealthy trust fund baby.  You fall in love with him.. pool boy extrordinaire.. and he quits his job to go jet-setting the world with you.  He claims.. he can't make CS.. he doesn't earn any money.  Well, the courts are going to look at that and say.. well.. sir.. you are intentionally not working.. we are going to calculate CS at the amount that would have been owed had you still been working as the successful pool boy that you were.  He will be obligated to pay that.. and you as his partner may decide that paying his CS yourself is better than seeing him behind bars for CS non-payment.

Extreme example.. but the idea is that if they think he is not making as much money as he could due to his own choice.. then they will order CS in the amount the courts think he should be making.  Your income doesn't come into play... other than a factor that could point to him not working because he doesn't think he "has" to.. since you can pay the bills.

To be clear.. you and he should NOT be co-mingling funds and assets if you have someone like this in your lives.. it can get messy and by association.. your finances can get pulled into court.. 

Please check with an attorney. A friend and her DH (different state) were told the court would give the BM more CS because the SM could cover more of the household bills, allowing the husband to pay more CS. She divorced him and they remarried once the skid aged out.

BM and three CS's. There can't be much left in his income.  The courts can only. Take a % of his pay . 

Trust me on this, get a lawyer.  It's expensive and you may think that you don't need one but you do.  
It's too long of a story but DH's ex was not only greedy but a very skilled liar.  The madness went on for many years until DH finally hired an attorney.

In my case with my EX he took his financials, I took mine, they calculated the percentage per parent used their scale and that was that, no attorney needed.  However if you are dealing with someone who is greedy, someone who lies, etc. you truly need an attorney to represent you.

In the case of DH the court never asked for my financials but did ask if I worked and assumed/considered that I had income.  That was prior to DH hiring an attorney.

It's very unlikely that a judge would consider your income if it's against your state's laws. Especially if your finances and property are separate. But if you're super worried, it's not a bad idea to consult an attorney.

One of the funniest moments of my life was when BM first tried to tell a judge that she should get more CS because I made a lot of money and could cover our household expenses. When that was shot down, she switched to trying to say that I was a SAHM and that if DH could support me and DD entirely, he could certainly afford to give her more money. This was after DH had had 50/50 custody for years and was still paying CS as if he had EOWE visitation. The judge was like, "Which is it? Does SM make a lot of money, or does she have no income? Either way, you're not getting any more, but I'm just curious why you thought you could make two opposing arguments in the same breath and get away with it?" It was amazing, really.

The reality was that we were self-employed and our businesses were in both of our names and we paid ourselves exactly equal amounts. In her mind, that made me a SAHM, I guess?

HCBM is a very greedy and manipulative person and will for sure be asking for more child support. I make a lot more than DH and she knows it.  We live in Massachusetts. Does anyone know if they can factor in my income in determining DH's child support payments? 
 

girl aren't 90% of these BMs high conflict, manipulative, money grubbing people?

Anyways keep ALL your money and assets separate from your husband if y'all married. Matter of fact take another step and put your money in a trust. If you want to be really ratchet put everything you own in your business name, your mom name or some relative you trust ... until that kid turns 21 ... just in case

Do NOT flash your wealth where she can ever see ... if you do then make sure you have excellent top notch attorneys on deck to prevent senseless cash grabs

Tell your husband to file for custody AND make her pay child support  (if she tries to file for increase in child support) .... 

All y'all have to do is reverse threaten a HCBM with more custody + making them pay cs .... and they will back down

No crazy woman wants to face the reality that they may not be as good of a parent nor do they want to pay a man money for their own kid they think they're entitled to use as leverage to treat the father like a walking atm as perpetual revenge for rightfully divorcing/leaving them