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Florida Child Support Estimator

Estimate Florida guideline child support using the parents’ monthly net incomes, annual overnights, and recurring child-related costs.

This is an educational estimate, not an official court worksheet.
Children, Income and Overnights

Use the same Parent A and Parent B designations throughout. This estimator assumes every child follows the same time-sharing schedule.

For more than six children, a case-specific calculation is required.
Use statutory net income under Fla. Stat. § 61.30, not simply paycheck take-home pay.
Include all qualifying income and subtract only deductions allowed by statute.
Enter a whole number from 0 to 365. Parent B receives the remaining overnights.
Parent B overnights: 365
Monthly Child-Related Costs

These fields are optional. Enter only recurring costs for the children in this case and identify which parent pays them directly.

Work-related childcare Childcare related to employment, job search, or qualifying education.
Children’s health insurance Use only the incremental monthly cost to cover the children, not a parent’s own coverage.

The calculator itself does not submit or store the financial values entered here.

Important disclaimer: This estimator is for general educational purposes only. It is not the official Florida Child Support Guidelines Worksheet, does not provide legal advice, does not create an attorney-client relationship, and does not predict a court’s ruling. A court may vary from the guideline amount based on statutory factors and appropriate findings.

This tool assumes all children share one time-sharing schedule and that the entered net incomes and monthly costs are accurate. It does not calculate cases with combined monthly net income below $800; different schedules for different children; dependent-adult support; imputed income; Social Security dependent-benefit credits; public assistance; seasonal or fluctuating income; extraordinary expenses; tax effects; the 55% gross-income deviation factor; retroactive support; arrears; or other statutory deviations.

For combined income between the $50 increments in the statutory schedule, this estimator uses linear interpolation. Legal framework reviewed August 3, 2026. Sources: Fla. Stat. § 61.30 and the Florida Child Support Guidelines Worksheet, Form 12.902(e).

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