Massachusetts Child Support Calculator
1. AGE, NUMBER, AND PARENTING OF CHILDREN
a. Number of children who may be eligible to be covered by this order?
b. Check the option that applies to the children listed in 1(a) (check one box only)
The parents share
financial responsibilities and parenting time approximately
equally (shared)
The children primarily
reside with one parent for approximately 2/3 of the
time
There is more than one
child covered by the order and each parent provides
a primary residence for at least one child (split)
c. Enter Each Parent's name
If you checked Box 2 above, enter the name of the parent with whom the children primarily reside in the column for Parent A, and the other parent's name as Parent B; otherwise, enter either parent's name in either column
If you checked Box 2 above, enter the name of the parent with whom the children primarily reside in the column for Parent A, and the other parent's name as Parent B; otherwise, enter either parent's name in either column
Parent A:
Parent B:
Enter the number and age of children for whom each parent may be eligible to receive support
If you checked Box 1 above (shared), enter the number of children from 1(a) in the columns for both parents
If you checked Box 2 above, enter the number of children from 1(a) in the column for Parent A, and enter 0 in the column for Parent B
If you checked Box 3 above (split), enter the number of children primarily residing with each parent in each column
If you checked Box 1 above (shared), enter the number of children from 1(a) in the columns for both parents
If you checked Box 2 above, enter the number of children from 1(a) in the column for Parent A, and enter 0 in the column for Parent B
If you checked Box 3 above (split), enter the number of children primarily residing with each parent in each column
d. Number of children under age 18
e. Number of children 18 years or older
f. Total Number of children
Total number of children should be equal to 1(a) i.e. {{child_count}}
Total number of children should be equal to 1(a) i.e. {{child_count}}
2. Income
a. Gross weekly income
Parent A
Parent B
Social Security dependency benefit
b. Plus Enter the total amount of the dependency benefit in the column of the retired or disabled parent
Parent A
Parent B
c. Enter the amount of the dependency benefit Social Security sent directly to each parent
You have entered a dependency benefit in line 2b. The total of the amounts in lines 2b and 2c must be equal.
Parent A
Parent B
Deductions:
d. Minus Other support obligations paid
Parent A
Parent B
e. Minus Health care premium/enrollment paid
Parent A
Parent B
f. Minus Dental/vision insurance cost paid
Parent A
Parent B
Credits:
g. Child care cost paid for children covered by this order
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Case Name:
Docket Number:
Date Prepared:
Name of Preparer:
Payor's final support obligation
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