Child Support Calculator Every divorce is different. Book a consultation with a registered Certified Financial Divorce Analyst (CDFA) to get the answers you need. YouYour Gross IncomeYour AgeCountySelect CountyAlbertaBritish ColumbiaSaskatchewanManitobaOntarioNewfoundland & LabradorNew BrunswickNova ScotiaPrince Edwards IslandNorthwest TerritoriesNunavutYukonSpouseSpouse Gross IncomeSpouse AgeCountySelect CountyAlbertaBritish ColumbiaSaskatchewanManitobaOntarioNewfoundland & LabradorNew BrunswickNova ScotiaPrince Edwards IslandNorthwest TerritoriesNunavutYukonEnter your guideline income and residence below. Guideline income is governed by section 15 of the Child Support Guidelines generally includes all income from all sources other than spousal support from the parent paying child support. As the Child Support Tables are province-specific, taking into consideration different provincial tax rates, the amount of child support payable may vary depending on each parent's province of residence.Step 2: Spousal SupportSpousal Support EntitlementNot everyone has a right to spousal support. If you are uncertain as to whether you are entitled to spousal support, we recommend you consult a family lawyer. If either person is entitled to spousal support, press the "yes" button below in order to enable the integrated spousal support calculator. Is either party entitled to spousal support? No Yes Period of CohabitationThe duration of spousal support depends on the length of the marriage until the date of separation, plus any period of cohabitation before marriage. Please calculate this period of time (in years) and enter it below.Step 3: ChildrenParenting of Children This step involves entering all children of the marriage and identifying their primary parent. Enter dependent children using the following form by pressing the green "+" button. Then, select the parenting arrangement applicable to each child. "Shared" parenting applies only where both parents each have a minimum of 40% of total parenting time. Most children spend 60% or more time with one parent, in which case please select that parent.Child 1 Shared You Spouse AgeSpecial Child-Related ExpensesSpecial child-related expenses are governed by section 7 of the Child Support Guidelines, and are apportioned between separated parents based on income after taking into consideration any child support payments. Special expenses include tuition, medical expenses, child care expenses, and other child-related costs. In the form below, input the annual estimated net total of all such out-of-pocket costs, after deducting the net value of any tax benefits or credits received in relation to the expense first. It is important that tax benefits such as credits for private education, activities, or medical expenses be deducted from the total expense otherwise the calculation will be inaccurate.Special Expenses*Not sure what expenses qualify? Read our guide to section 7 expenses.Step 4: CalculateCalculate Child Support By clicking "calculate" you agree that this website does not offer legal advice, that a wide range of considerations influence the amount of any support a party is legally required to pay, that this calculator adjusts payments for limited range of circumstances only, does not account for all tax scenarios, and should not be relied on or presented in court without consulting a family lawyer. All calculations are estimates only.Result