NO, unless under a very narrow exception of extreme hardship, the court cannot look at your new spouses income in calculating the amount your ex-spouse should pay in child support.
After a divorce or when there are children involved in a case, for child support or child custody, the case will last for years with modifications [...]

California Superior Courts Have Jurisdiction Over Child Support Cases Even If The Children Are Living Abroad
Child support and child custody are two important aspects that arise in divorce cases where children are involved. Child support refers to the monetary support that parents are required to pay to support the child after a separation or divorce. [...]

A Domestic Violence Conviction Will Greatly Affect The Outcome Of A Child Custody Case
California Family Code section 3044 states that a parent who has committed acts of domestic violence towards the other parent and is seeking custody of the children must prove to the judge that custody with the perpetrating parent is [...]

Child custody can be a difficult situation when one parent moves away from the other parent.
First, there are two types of child custody under California’s Family Code. “Legal custody” refers to the right and responsibility to make decisions relating to health, education, and welfare of the child. “Physical custody” [...]