Florida Child Support Calculator (2026 Estimate)

Estimate monthly child support under Florida Statute 61.30 using both parents' net monthly income, overnights with each parent, and monthly health insurance and work-related childcare costs. This is a guideline estimate, not a court order.

Net income as defined under Fla. Stat. 61.30.

Estimate only, not legal advice. This tool applies the Florida child support guideline schedule in Fla. Stat. 61.30 to the numbers you enter. A court sets the actual amount and may vary it, may deviate for factors this tool does not capture (extraordinary expenses, prepaid costs, income imputation, and more), and may reach a different figure. "Net income" has a specific legal meaning under 61.30. The Quick Divorce is a self-help document preparation service for Florida residents, not a law firm, and does not provide legal advice. Confirm any number with the court or a Florida attorney.

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