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Family Law Software Planner Professional Edition
Child Support Guideline Calculators
- The Child Support Guideline Calculators are included in the Family Law
Software Planner Professional Edition.
Product Benefits:
- Enable you to calculate the child support guideline amount for your client under the laws of
California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Massachusetts, Maryland, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Texas, Virginia and Washington.
- Enable you to show your client what the child support would be in those states if the child were to spend more time with either party.
- Enable you to show your client what the child support would be in those states if the other party's income were to increase.
- Enable you to show your client what the child support would be in those states if your client's income were to increase (or decrease).
- Enable you to show your client which of these factors has the most impact in the relevant jurisdiction, thus help your client focus his or her time and energy on addressing the issues most likely to be of benefit.
- Enable you to show your client what the child support will be in those states if and when the number of children needing support decreases.
Product Features:
- Easy question-and-answer data entry screens.
- Full explanations of terms in the questions, such as, "which items of income count," what is meant by "self-employment income," which "spousal support from previous marriage" items count, and so on.
- If there is an official form, the software generates a facsimile of that form, suitable for submission or copying onto actual official form.
- Message screens indicate if income is too low or too high for standard guidelines to apply, and indicates likely outcomes in those cases.
* The California Judicial Council has a process by which they
approve child support guideline calculators for use in California courts. We believe that our software is accurate and
we are committed to obtaining approval of the California Judicial Council, but we have not yet obtained that approval.
For now, use this software only to understand and prepare for your child support determination, but confirm these results
with a lawyer before you go into court.
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