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Connecticut Child Support Calculator

Income Shares ModelCT
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This calculator provides rough estimates for informational purposes only. It is in beta and should not be relied upon as legal advice. Child support calculations involve many factors not captured here. Consult a licensed attorney or your state's child support agency for accurate calculations.

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ConnecticutIncome Shares Model

Connecticut uses the Income Shares model with the Child Support and Arrearage Guidelines. Both parents' net weekly incomes are combined and matched to a schedule. The basic obligation is split proportionally. Connecticut uses net (after-tax) income and provides shared custody deviations.

Uses net weekly incomeGuidelines updated 2023Deviation criteria in §46b-215a-3

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All income amounts should be monthly gross (before taxes) unless noted otherwise.

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Before taxes. Include salary, bonuses, commissions, rental income, etc.

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Before taxes. Include salary, bonuses, commissions, rental income, etc.

Children eligible for support in this case (1–6)

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Monthly cost of adding children to health insurance

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Work-related childcare, daycare, after-school care

0% (Parent 2 has full custody)50% / 50%100% (Parent 1 has full custody)

183 / 183 overnights per year

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Beta Estimate Only

This calculator provides rough estimates for informational purposes only. It is in beta and should not be relied upon as legal advice. Child support calculations involve many factors not captured here. Consult a licensed attorney or your state's child support agency for accurate calculations.

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