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Child Support Guidelines Worksheet

Enter the requested information in the fields provided. If changes are necessary for a section you had already completed, it’s best to start over to ensure that the the calculations are still correct.

Father

Mother

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1. Present Net Monthly Income

Enter the amount from line number 27, Section I of Florida Family Law Rules of Procedure Form 12.902(b) or (c), Financial Affidavit.

Father:

Mother:

Total:

2. Basic Monthly Obligation

Indicate how many minor children are common to the parties.

Full Amount:

3. Percent of Financial Responsibility

Father:

Mother:

4. Share of Basic Monthly Obligation

Father:

Mother:

5a. 100% of Monthly Child Care Costs

[Child care costs should not exceed the level required to provide quality care from a licensed source. See section 61.30(7), Fla. Stat. for more information.]

5b. Total Monthly Child(ren)’s Health Insurance Cost

[This is only amounts actually paid for health insurance on the child(ren).]

5c. Total Monthly Child(ren)’s Noncovered Medical, Dental and Prescription Medication Costs

5d. Total Monthly Child Care & Health Costs

6. Additional Support Payments

Father:

Mother:

7a. Monthly Child Care Payments Actually Made

Father:

Mother:

7b. Monthly Health Insurance Payments Actually Made

Father:

Mother:

7c. Other Payments/Credits Actually Made for Any Noncovered Medical, Dental and Prescription Medication Expenses of the Child(ren) Not Ordered to be Separately Paid on a Percentage Basis

[See § 61.30 (8), Florida Statutes]

Father:

Mother:

8. Total Support Payments Actually Made

Father:

Mother:

9. Minimum Child Support Obligation For Each Parent*

Father:

Mother:

*The parent who exercises time-sharing less than 20% pays the other parent.

Substantial Time-Sharing (Gross Up Method) If each parent exercises time-sharing at least 20 percent of the overnights in the year (73 overnights in the year), complete numbers 10 through 21.

Note: If one parent does not exercise time-sharing at least 20%, then the figure in number 9 above sets forth the child support amount and it is not necessary to complete Numbers 10 through 21.

10. Basic Monthly Obligation Multiplied by 150%

11. Increased Basic Obligation For Each Parent

Father:

Mother:

12. Number of Overnight Stays With Each Parent

The total between the two must equal 365.

Father:

Mother:

13. Parent’s Support Multiplied by Other Parent’s Percentage of Overnights

Father:

Mother:

14a. Total Monthly Child Care Costs

[Child care costs should not exceed the level required to provide quality care from a licensed source. See section 61.30(7), Fla. Stat. for more information.]

14b. Total Monthly Child(ren)’s Health Insurance Cost

[This is only amounts actually paid for health insurance on the child(ren).]

14c. Total Monthly Child(ren)’s Noncovered Medical, Dental and Prescription Costs.

14d. Total Monthly Child Care & Health Costs

15. Additional Support Payments

Father:

Mother:

16a. Monthly Child Care Payments Actually Made

Father:

Mother:

16b. Monthly Health Insurance Payments Actually Made

Father:

Mother:

16c. Other Payments/Credits Actually Made For Any Noncovered Medical, Dental and Prescription Medication Expenses of the Child(ren) Not Ordered to be Separately Paid on a Percentage Basis. [See § 61.30 (8), Florida Statutes]

Father:

Mother:

17. Total Support Payments actually made.

Father:

Mother:

18. Total Additional Support Transfer Amount

Father:

Mother:

19. Total Child Support Owed from Father to Mother

20. Total Child Support Owed from Mother to Father

21. Actual Child Support to be Paid

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Mother:

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