Florida · Interactive Estimator
Florida Child Support Calculator
Estimate a monthly child support amount using Florida's income-shares guidelines (§61.30). Enter the numbers below — the estimate updates as you type.
Children & Income
Use each parent's net monthly income — gross pay minus taxes, FICA, mandatory union dues, mandatory retirement, the parent's own health insurance, and any court-ordered support already paid for other children.
Overnights Per Year
How the 365 overnights split between the two homes. The split drives which calculation Florida uses.
73Parent A nights
292Parent B nights
Monthly Add-On Costs (optional)
Florida adds these required costs to the basic obligation. Leave blank if none apply.
Add child care, health insurance & medical costs
Enter both parents' income to see an estimate
How This Was Calculated
The 73-overnight line. When the parent with less time reaches 73+ overnights (20% of the year), Florida switches to the “gross-up” method — the basic obligation is multiplied by 1.5 and re-split by both income and overnights. Equal time-sharing does not automatically produce $0.
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This is an estimate, not a court order. It applies the Florida §61.30 guidelines schedule (2025) but cannot account for everything a judge can: income imputation, the low-income adjustment for combined net income under $800, the 55%-of-gross-income cap, shared/split parenting of multiple children on different schedules, or any of the statutory deviation factors. A court may also vary the guideline amount by up to 5% (or more, with written findings). JusticeXpress Florida is operated by a legal document preparer, not an attorney, and cannot give legal advice, select forms, or represent you. Verify current figures and consult a licensed Florida attorney before relying on any number here.
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