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This page provides calculators and worksheets to estimate child support payments.
Use Divergent Law’s Wisconsin child support calculator with overnights to estimate child support payments for shared custody, split custody or full custody situations. These calculations should only be used as estimates to determine your monthly child support based on time spent with the child (ren).
In Wisconsin, our support order guidelines help determine the amount due from one spouse to the other in the event of a divorce or legal separation. Below you will find the type of information you need to as well as the percentages required for payment based on Wisconsin DCF 150.
The Wisconsin Child Support Calculator currently uses the California child support formula to make child support calculations and provides an estimate of a potential child support award in the State of Wisconsin.
Wisconsin Child Support Calculator. We created a child support calculator to help you determine how much you can expect to receive or pay in child support in Wisconsin. Estimate Monthly Payments for Both Primary & Shared Placement
Get an accurate child support order. Child support is based on parenting time or overnights in most jurisdictions. Calculate time instead of estimating. Succeed by negotiating. Explore options together with visual calendars and detailed parenting plans. Present alternatives and reach agreement. Never forget an exchange or activity
The Wisconsin Child Support Program. Note: The guidelines for setting child support have been renamed to Child Support Standard from Percentage of Income Standard. Most orders for child support use the Shared Income calculation, so that is now the primary way to calculate support.
Standard child support calculations: 1 child: 17% of parent's income; 2 children: 25% of parent's income; 3 children: 29% of parent's income; 4 children: 31% of parent's income; 5 or more children: 34% of parent's income; Shared-placement child support formula: This is applicable if children live with each parent at least 25% of the time, or 92 ...
Learn how to calculate child support in Wisconsin, when the amount of support may be different than what’s calculated under the state’s guidelines, and how to apply for, collect, and modify child support.
The Child Support Standard provides guidelines to Wisconsin courts for setting amounts for child support and medical support. The Standard offers instructions for establishing equitable child support amounts.
