I had a child out of wedlock 6 months ago. I now want to get child support. The father of my child is married. Can I go after

There is no jurisdiction that will base child support on combined income.
As a matter of public policy, what you are seeking is a disincentive to marriage.

If you want child support, file a paternity action.

Your child has already gone the first six months of his or her life without parental support, time is not on your side. You should file a paternity action without delay.

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Unfortunately, no. HIs spouse has no obligation to pay child support for your child. However, the father does have an obligation to provide support for the child once paternity is established. You really should file a paterntiy action as soon as possible.