Enter the following information (do not use commas) and view results below: # of children 1. INCOME Recipient a. Enter gross weekly income $ b. Minus Child Care cost paid $ c. Minus Health Insurance cost paid $ d. Minus Dental/Vision cost paid $ e. Minus Other Support Obligations $ 1. INCOME Payor a. Enter gross weekly income $ b. Minus Child Care cost paid $ c. Minus Health Insurance cost paid $ d. Minus Dental/Vision cost paid $ e. Minus Other Support Obligations $ CHILD SUPPORT ORDER f. Recipient Available Income $ f. Payor Available Income $ g. Combined Available IncomeRecipient 1f + Payor 1f $ 2. CHILD SUPPORT CALCULATION a. Combined support amount for one child (From Table A) $ b. Adjustment for number of children covered by this order(From Table B) x c. Combined support amount2(a) x 2(b) $ d. Recipient's % of combined incomeRecipient 1(f) ÷ 1(g) e. Minus Recipient's share of combined support amount2(c) x 2(d) $ f. Payor's proportional weekly suport amount2(c) - 2(e) $ g. Weekly support amount as % of Rec. income2(f) ÷ Rec. 1(f) If 2(g) is 10% or more, then enter 2(f) here.
Otherwise, enter the lessor of 2(f) OR (10% + 2(g)) x Payor 1(f) $ These guidelines are intended to protect a minimum subsistence level for those parents obligated to pay
child support whose income is less than $100 per week. However, it is the obligation of all parents to contribute to the
support of their children. To that end, in all cases, a minimum order of $80 per month ($18.46 per week) should enter.
This minimum should not be construed as limiting the Court's discretion to set a higher or lower order, should
circumstances warrant, as a deviation from the guidelines.
