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Free Ohio calculator · official 6/2023 guideline schedule

The Ohio guideline number,computed like the worksheet.

Income shares under R.C. 3119.021, cash medical, credits for other children — and the parenting-time adjustment applied automatically from your schedule's overnight count.

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Guideline estimate no schedule linked
$0 per month — enter incomes below
Parent AParent B
NO ADJUSTMENT Below 90 overnights, the automatic 10% parenting-time adjustment does not apply.
Live • recalculates as you type

Four inputs. The whole worksheet.

Everything recalculates as you type — the estimate, the income split, and the parenting-time adjustment.

STEP 1Parents & children
STEP 2Annual gross income (before taxes)
Count all income sources (R.C. 3119.01): wages and salary, overtime, commissions and bonuses, tips, self-employment income, Social Security retirement or disability (SSD), workers' compensation, unemployment, pensions, interest and dividends, rental income, and spousal support you receive.
Do NOT include: your current spouse's or partner's income, SSI or other means-tested assistance (OWF, SNAP), or child support you receive for other children.

Court-ordered spousal support paid Annual amount either parent pays under a court order — it reduces that parent's income on the worksheet (Line 11).

Parent AParent B
STEP 3Insurance & child care (annual)

Children's health insurance premiumThe annual premium paid for the family coverage that covers the children — only what comes out of that parent's pocket per year. On the worksheet it reduces that parent's income (Line 10b) — carrying the insurance lowers that parent's share.

— cash medical is part of every guideline order either way (R.C. 3119.30); this only disables the premium fields
Parent AParent B

Work-related child careOnly the annual amount that parent pays for child care so they can work. Do not include other child-care costs.

Parent AParent B
STEP 4Parenting time
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Guideline worksheet

Ohio income shares · JFS 07767 (rev. 6/2023)

Cross-check with the State: Ohio publishes an official calculator that runs the complete JFS worksheet — ohiochildsupportcalculator.ohio.gov. Use it to verify any number you plan to rely on. What cash medical support is: a fixed $510.21 per child per year (R.C. 3119.30) for the children's routine medical costs, ordered when no private health insurance covers them — while insurance is provided, we show what the paying parent would owe if coverage ends. Reading the result: the guideline amount is the starting point Ohio courts and CSEA use — deviations up or down are possible under R.C. 3119.22–.23 (extended parenting time, extraordinary expenses, and other statutory factors). The full JFS worksheet also handles items this estimator simplifies.

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IMPORTANT DISCLAIMERS — read before relying on any number above. This calculator produces an estimate of the Ohio guideline child support amount only, using the current official Basic Child Support Schedule (JFS 07767, rev. 6/2023, adopted under R.C. 3119.021), income-shares percentages, a simplified other-children credit, cash medical support (R.C. 3119.30), the $80/month statutory minimum (R.C. 3119.06), and the automatic 10% adjustment applied to the paying parent's obligation at 90+ of that parent's overnights (R.C. 3119.051). It is not legal advice, and using it does not create an attorney-client relationship with Gavvl Law. Your actual order may differ: courts and CSEA use the complete JFS worksheet, verified income documentation, and may deviate under R.C. 3119.22–.23 (including for extended parenting time, extraordinary medical or education expenses, and other statutory factors). Special circumstances — self-employment income, imputed income, combined incomes above $336,467.50, split parenting, existing support orders, or arrears — need attorney review. Estimates are informational; the court's order controls. © 2026 Gavvl Law · Attorney Advertising.

Input definitions. Gross income is annual income before taxes from all sources under R.C. 3119.01 (wages, overtime, commissions, bonuses, self-employment, SSD, workers' comp, unemployment, pensions, investment and rental income, spousal support received) — excluding a current spouse's or partner's income, SSI and other means-tested assistance, and child support received for other children. Health insurance is the annual out-of-pocket premium for the family coverage covering the children; work-related child care counts only employment-necessitated care. Methodology. This estimator now follows the official JFS 07768 worksheet line by line. Each parent's income is adjusted first (Line 9 credit for other minor children using the schedule method; Line 10b out-of-pocket health-insurance premiums; Line 11 court-ordered spousal support paid). Income shares come from the adjusted incomes (Line 17, rounded to four decimals like the state calculator). The basic obligation is interpolated on the official Basic Child Support Schedule — JFS 07767 (rev. 6/2023), $600 increments, 1–6 children — with each parent's Line 18d set at the lower of the individual and income-share amounts (minimum $960/yr). A parent with 90+ court-ordered overnights gets the 10% reduction on Line 19b (R.C. 3119.051). Work-related child care is shared by income net of eligible tax credits, with credit for amounts a parent pays directly (Line 21). Cash medical support of $510.21 per child per year (R.C. 3119.30) is shared by income and included in every recommended order (Line 27) — who provides insurance affects how it is collected, not the worksheet amount. Items this estimator simplifies: three-year overtime/bonus averaging (enter your figure in gross income), self-employment FICA adjustments, derivative benefits (Line 20), age-based child-care caps, the shaded-area 50% child-care limit, and extrapolation above $336,000 combined income (R.C. 3119.04(B) — the court sets those case-by-case). Changelog: July 2026 — first release. August 2026 — rebuilt line-by-line on the official JFS 07768 worksheet with the full JFS 07767 (rev. 6/2023) schedule; verified against the state calculator to the cent. Official state tool: ohiochildsupportcalculator.ohio.gov runs the complete JFS worksheet. How to cite: Gavvl Law, Ohio Child Support Calculator (2026), gavvl.com/child-support-calculator.

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