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How child supportworks across all 51 U.S. jurisdictions — the framework, the major differences, and links to the full state-specific guide.
Jurisdictions
51
50 states + DC
Community Property
9
AZ, CA, ID, LA, NV, NM, TX, WA, WI
Equitable Distribution
42
Everywhere else
Click any state to open the full guide with sections, FAQs, and statute references.
| State | Summary | Guide |
|---|---|---|
CACalifornia | California calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
TXTexas | Texas calculates child support using a percentage-of-income model: 20% of net resources for one child, 25% for two, 30% for three. | View |
FLFlorida | Florida calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
NYNew York | New York calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
ILIllinois | Illinois calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
PAPennsylvania | Pennsylvania calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
OHOhio | Ohio calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
GAGeorgia | Georgia calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
NCNorth Carolina | North Carolina calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
MIMichigan | Michigan calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
ALAlabama | Alabama calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
AKAlaska | Alaska calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
AZArizona | Arizona calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
ARArkansas | Arkansas calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
COColorado | Colorado calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
CTConnecticut | Connecticut calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
DEDelaware | Delaware calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
DCDistrict of Columbia | District of Columbia calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
HIHawaii | Hawaii calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
IDIdaho | Idaho calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
INIndiana | Indiana calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
IAIowa | Iowa calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
KSKansas | Kansas calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
KYKentucky | Kentucky calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
LALouisiana | Louisiana calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
MEMaine | Maine calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
MDMaryland | Maryland calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
MAMassachusetts | Massachusetts calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
MNMinnesota | Minnesota calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
MSMississippi | Mississippi calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
MOMissouri | Missouri calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
MTMontana | Montana calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
NENebraska | Nebraska calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
NVNevada | Nevada calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
NHNew Hampshire | New Hampshire calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
NJNew Jersey | New Jersey calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
NMNew Mexico | New Mexico calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
NDNorth Dakota | North Dakota calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
OKOklahoma | Oklahoma calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
OROregon | Oregon calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
RIRhode Island | Rhode Island calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
SCSouth Carolina | South Carolina calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
SDSouth Dakota | South Dakota calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
TNTennessee | Tennessee calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
UTUtah | Utah calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
VTVermont | Vermont calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
VAVirginia | Virginia calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
WAWashington | Washington calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
WVWest Virginia | West Virginia calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
WIWisconsin | Wisconsin calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
WYWyoming | Wyoming calculates child support using an income shares model based on both parents' combined income. | View |
This comparison is general legal information, not legal advice. State laws change, and courts interpret them differently. For guidance on your specific situation, consult a licensed family law attorney in the relevant jurisdiction. DIVORSAY is a technology company, not a law firm.
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