Estimate Only — Do Not Rely Without Consulting an Attorney
This calculator produces an illustrative estimate based on simplified rules. It does not account for the facts a court, administrative agency, or other decision-maker actually weighs (income variability, deductions, custody arrangements, special needs, dispositional discretion, statutory tolling, exemptions, prior orders, and similar). Treat the output as a rough orientation only. This is not legal advice, no attorney-client relationship is created, and deadlines or consequences shown here may differ from those in your case. Consult a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction before acting.
Child Support Estimator
Get a rough estimate of monthly child support obligations based on state guidelines. Most states use the Income Shares model, while some use Percentage of Income or Melson Formula.
Estimates Only — Consult an Attorney
This calculator provides rough estimates based on simplified state formulas and should not be relied upon for legal decisions. Actual child support orders are determined by courts using detailed guidelines that consider healthcare costs, childcare expenses, special needs, existing support obligations, and many other factors. Always consult a family law attorney for accurate calculations.