New Hampshire Child Support Calculator
Income-shares model based on combined adjusted gross income and number of children; adjusted gross is gross income minus FICA, federal/state income taxes, and mandatory retirement; each parent's obligation prorated by income share; adjusted for parenting schedule and add-ons.
New Hampshire Guidelines
New Hampshire uses the Income Shares model. Income-shares model based on combined adjusted gross income and number of children; adjusted gross is gross income minus FICA, federal/state income taxes, and mandatory retirement; each parent's obligation prorated by income share; adjusted for parenting schedule and add-ons.
Disclaimer
This calculator provides estimates only. It is not a substitute for legal advice. Court-ordered amounts may differ based on your specific circumstances.
How New Hampshire Calculates Support
What You'll Need
- Number Of Children On Order*
- Parent A Income*
- Parent B Income*
- Custody Type Or Worksheet Selection*
- Other Child Support Or Dependents Adjustment
- Spousal Support Adjustment
- Parenting Time Input
- Work Related Childcare Costs
- Child Health Insurance And Uninsured Medical
* Required fields — optional items shown in gray