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You may print your form or email it. Some courts will require a printed version or an online submission. You can find out what your court requires by contacting the court clerk.
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You are entering the Georgia Child Support Calculator. This is a separate website.
The Calculator helps you make a Child Support Worksheet, which is needed in any case involving child support.
Once you finish your worksheet, you can save or print it.
How to Log In
To use the Calculator, you must create an account to log in. You need an email address. If you do not have one, you can set up a new email address.
When you log in, a code will be sent to your email address. Enter the code to finish logging in.
Information You Need Before You Begin
To use the Calculator, you will need to know
1. Each parent’s monthly gross income*
2. Number of children in your case
3. Number of additional children that a parent is financially supporting
4. Number of overnights the non-custodial parent has per year
5. Monthly cost of health care coverage for the children
6. Work-related child care expenses
*If you do not know the other parent’s monthly gross income, you can complete the Worksheet using your best guess. If they do not currently work but you think they could, you can use the amount you think they could earn each month.
