Equal Child Support Allocation and Spouse's Duty to Seek Employment

The court affirmed that children from different marriages with the same obligor must be treated equally based on their objective needs, while acknowledging potential differences for distinct upbringing, health, or education requirements, with minor children taking precedence over adult children. Regarding the second wife's duty to assist with support obligations, the court reasoned that established criteria for the obligation of a child-caring spouse to seek employment, generally requiring commencement only when the youngest child reaches age ten, do not strictly apply when the second wife was aware of the existing support obligations upon marriage, thus allowing for earlier demands for gainful employment based on the concrete circumstances of the case and the principle of reasonable assistance.