A quick guideline estimate for Texas, Florida, Illinois, and Michigan, based on each state's published formula. Enter your numbers below. This is a rough estimate for planning, not legal advice, and a court sets the final amount.
Texas uses only the paying parent's income.
Texas lowers the percentage when the paying parent also supports children in another household (Family Code section 154.129).
Estimated monthly child support, Texas
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This estimator is for information and planning only. It is not legal advice and does not create an attorney-client relationship. It uses simplified, current published guideline figures and leaves out add-ons like health insurance, childcare, and special expenses (for Michigan it adds child care and the presumed ordinary medical amount, but not health insurance premiums), so your actual court-ordered amount may differ. A judge sets the final number.
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