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Utah child support explained: Income Shares model, $100,000/month cap, 111-overnight custody threshold, and tiered modification rules under Title 81 Chapter 6.
By Steven Klein — Founder & CEO of Divorce AI
Master Connecticut child support: Income Shares, $4,000 weekly cap, low-income band, 15% modification rule, and educational support orders under CGS 46b-215a.
By Steven Klein — Founder & CEO of Divorce AI
Master Oklahoma child support: Income Shares, $15,000 cap, 121-night parenting credit, 2% arrears interest, and the 20%/$30 modification rule under 43 O.S. 118.
By Steven Klein — Founder & CEO of Divorce AI
Master Oregon child support: Income Shares model, $1,522 SSR, parenting-time credits, $100 minimum order, and 9% arrears interest under OAR 137-050-0760.
By Steven Klein — Founder & CEO of Divorce AI
Master Kentucky child support: Income Shares, $915 SSR, 88-day shared credit, $60 minimum order, and 12% compounded arrears interest under KRS 403.212.
By Steven Klein — Founder & CEO of Divorce AI
Master Louisiana child support: Income Shares, $40,000 cap, 1.5x shared custody multiplier, 73-day credit, and 8.25% arrears interest under La. R.S. 9:315.
By Steven Klein — Founder & CEO of Divorce AI
Understand Alabama child support: Rule 32 Income Shares, $30,000 cap, $981 self-support reserve, $50 minimum, and 7.5% arrears interest. Age 19 majority.
By Steven Klein — Founder & CEO of Divorce AI
Understand SC child support: Income Shares model, $40,000 cap, 109-overnight threshold, 11.5% arrears interest, and self-support reserve under Title 63.
By Steven Klein — Founder & CEO of Divorce AI
Master Minnesota child support: Income Shares model, overnights-cubed formula, $20,000 cap, and self-support reserve. No arrears interest per Minn. Stat. 518A.
By Steven Klein — Founder & CEO of Divorce AI
Master Colorado child support: Income Shares model, 1.5x shared-care multiplier, 93-overnight threshold, and 10% arrears interest under C.R.S. 14-10-115.
By Steven Klein — Founder & CEO of Divorce AI
Master Wisconsin child support calculations: percentage-of-income formula (17-34%), 150% shared placement multiplier, and high-income brackets under DCF 150.
By Steven Klein — Founder & CEO of Divorce AI
Master Missouri child support calculations: understand the Income Shares formula via Form 14, $30,000 income cap, overnight credit table (36+ nights), deviation limits, and 1%/month interest under RSMo Chapter 452.
By Steven Klein — Founder & CEO of Divorce AI
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