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Child support estimator for Florida

Estimate monthly guideline support in Florida using income shares schedule with shared parenting adjustment. Adjust incomes, custody, and add-ons to compare scenarios before you speak with a family law attorney.

Estimated monthly support in Florida

$872 – $1,066

Midpoint: $969 / month

Typical payor: Parent B → Parent A

Breakdown

Basic obligation (income-shares schedule): $1,849
Parent B's share after parenting-time adjustment: $969

Assumptions

Gross income converted to net with a 78% educational proxy (not a tax worksheet).
Parent A is treated as the primary custodial parent for this estimate.
Guideline model: Income shares schedule with shared parenting adjustment.
Parenting-time adjustment not applied below 20% overnights with the non-custodial parent.

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How we estimate child support

This estimator starts with Florida Child Support Guidelines (§ 61.30) guideline mechanics for Florida, converts gross income with a simple net proxy, then layers healthcare, childcare, and parenting-time adjustments where the state model supports them. It is an educational estimate — not a court order, not legal advice, and not a quote from any specific attorney.

Florida guideline basics

Guideline model: Income shares schedule with shared parenting adjustment
Authority: Florida Child Support Guidelines (§ 61.30)
Income reference: Schedule-based (no single flat cap)
Parenting-time adjustment: Available in this estimator

Florida child support FAQ

How is child support calculated in Florida?

Florida uses income shares schedule with shared parenting adjustment under Florida Child Support Guidelines (§ 61.30). This estimator applies those rules in simplified form for planning.

Does parenting time change support in Florida?

Yes — when the non-custodial parent has substantial overnights, this estimator applies an approximate parenting-time adjustment for Florida.

Do healthcare and childcare affect the estimate in Florida?

Yes. Enter monthly child health insurance and work-related childcare; the estimator adds a pro-rata share to the guideline amount.

Is the Florida estimate a guaranteed court amount?

No. Actual orders depend on verified incomes, deductions, deviations, and local practice. Speak with a licensed family law attorney for advice on your facts.

Where can I find official Florida child support resources?

See the sources listed on this page for Florida Child Support Guidelines (§ 61.30) and related public materials. Data as of 2026-07-22.

Should I book a lawyer after using the Florida estimator?

If you need a court order, modification, or enforcement help in Florida, booking a family law consultation is the next step after this educational estimate.

Sources

Data as of 2026-07-22.

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