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Child Support Calculator

For Parents

Calculate Child Support Online

Use this calculator to estimate weekly child support payments and produce forms for use in court. Answer questions about children, income, parenting time, health care and other costs and generate only the forms you need to file. Save calculations securely and retrieve them later or share them with other parties to the case or your attorney.

Child Support Form Packets

Access forms with instructions for unrepresented litigants from the Coalition for Court Access website.

Get Legal Help

Even if you don't hire a lawyer to handle your case, you may want to talk with a lawyer before filing legal documents (or papers) with the court. Here you can find information about how to get legal help, including how to find low cost or no cost legal aid (pro bono).

For Practitioners

Calculate Child Support Online

Use this calculator to estimate weekly child support payments and produce forms for use in court. Enter information about children, income, parenting time, health care and other costs and generate only the forms you need to file. Save calculations securely and retrieve them later or share them with parties to the case, mediators, or judicial officers.

NO LONGER AVAILABLE - Downloadable Calculator for Windows

The Windows version of the child support calculator is obsolete and should no longer be used. Please try one of the online calculators instead.

Print Blank Forms or Complete Forms by Hand

Get the updated child support forms in Microsoft Word and Adobe PDF format. The PDF forms can be filled in on the computer and then printed for easier readability.

For Both Parents and Practitioners

Read the Child Support Guidelines

The new Indiana Child Support Guidelines include an updated schedule for calculation of support, changes related to health care costs, and other changes.

Read the Parenting Time Guidelines

The Indiana Parenting Time Guidelines are based on the premise that it is usually in a child's best interest to have frequent, meaningful and continuing contact with each parent, and so are designed to help parents make decisions on parenting time.