G Guideline CalculatorPUBLIC BETA

A CLEARER START AFTER SEPARATION

Understand support.
Without a paywall.

Free child support and alimony estimates, with the assumptions out in the open. No account. No payment to see your result.

✓ Calculated on your device✓ Printable breakdown✓ Official state sources
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Select state

The selected state controls the worksheet and output.

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State worksheet

Only reviewed state modules accept financial inputs.

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Worksheet output

Monthly amounts, annual breakdown and exports.

A little clarity starts here.

Select a state, complete its worksheet and calculate the output.
Your result is never behind a payment screen.

Your inputs stay in this page. No uploads, saved profiles or advertising scripts run in the calculator.

ALL 50 STATES IN SCOPE. EVERY RULE VISIBLE.

Know what is covered.

Working estimate

New York

Post-divorce guideline maintenance and basic child support, including income caps and low-income adjustments. Add-ons are separate.

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Official resources

California next

Use the state's free child support calculator now. Long-term spousal support depends on statutory factors, not a single formula.

Free California calculator
National roadmap

50-state coverage

Every state is listed in the selector. Numerical modules go live only after source review, fixtures and scope notes for that jurisdiction.

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BEFORE YOU USE A NUMBER

An estimate is a starting point.

Support can depend on income definitions, parenting arrangements, existing obligations and the court's findings. Use the breakdown to prepare questions and compare scenarios. A lawyer or court self-help office can help apply the rules to your circumstances.

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The public service is planned to earn from clearly labeled ads on its guides. Calculator results and printable summaries remain free. This public beta has no ad scripts on calculator pages and does not share your financial inputs with advertisers.

Read the New York guideline guide