Child Support Calculator

DRL § 240(1-b) / FCA § 413 — Child Support Standards Act

The basic obligation multiplies combined parental income (up to $193,000) by a percentage set by the number of children, then prorates it between the parents by income share. The non-custodial parent pays their share to the custodial parent.

Parental Income

Non-custodial parent (payor)

Annual gross income

Wages and salary as reported on the most recent federal return.Other annual income

Investment, pension, unemployment, disability, workers' comp, etc.

FICA deducted (estimated): $0CSSA income: $0

Custodial parent

Annual gross income

Wages and salary as reported on the most recent federal return.Other annual income

Investment, pension, unemployment, disability, workers' comp, etc.

FICA deducted (estimated): $0CSSA income: $0

Children & Maintenance

Number of children of this actionMaintenance between these parentsMaintenance is deducted from the payor's income and added to the recipient's before child support is computed.

Add-On Expenses (annual)

Health insurance premiums (children's share)

Child care (work / school related)

Unreimbursed medical

Guideline Result

Enter incomes above to see the guideline amount.

This tool provides estimates based on New York statutory guidelines for educational purposes only. It is not legal advice, does not create an attorney–client relationship, and is not a substitute for the official court calculators or the advice of a licensed New York attorney. Courts may deviate from guideline amounts. Verify all figures against the current statutes and official worksheets before relying on them.