Professional-grade calculations using Georgia's Income Shares Model with 2026 guideline updates. Built for family law attorneys practicing in Georgia courts.
Previously optional, parenting time adjustments are now mandatory in all Georgia child support calculations. Calculated using the mathematical formula (days^2.5) to determine the adjustment percentage.
New provisions provide relief for low-income parents, ensuring guidelines do not impose impossible financial burdens on parents earning below specified thresholds.
The income table for calculating child support has been expanded from $30,000/month to $40,000/month, providing guidance for higher-income parents.
The Basic Child Support Obligation table has been updated to reflect current economic conditions and child-rearing costs in Georgia.
Georgia's Income Shares Model combines both parents' income with parenting time adjustments for equitable support calculations
Add together both parents' gross income from all sources: wages, salary, self-employment, bonuses, commissions, retirement income, investment returns, and other regular income.
Subtract allowable deductions: federal/state income taxes, FICA, health insurance for the child, court-ordered child support for other children, and other mandated payments.
Use the updated 2026 Basic Child Support Obligation table to find the base support amount based on combined net income and number of children.
Apply the mandatory parenting time adjustment using the formula (days^2.5) to modify the base obligation based on each parent's overnight percentage.
Divide the adjusted obligation between parents based on their proportional share of combined net income.
Add proportional allocations of health insurance, childcare, and extraordinary medical expenses to the base support amount.
Automatically applies all January 1, 2026 guideline changes including mandatory parenting time adjustments and expanded income tables up to $40,000/month.
Implements Georgia's mathematical parenting time adjustment formula (days^2.5) accurately to determine adjustment percentages based on overnight percentages.
Generate completed Georgia child support worksheets and court forms ready for filing in Superior Courts across all Georgia circuits.
Automatically detects low-income scenarios and applies 2026 low-income adjustment provisions for appropriate relief.
Reflects the 2026 expanded income table to $40,000/month with appropriate calculations for above-guideline income scenarios.
Properly calculates support for self-employed parents, commission-based income, bonuses, and seasonal employment with Georgia-specific income averaging.
Purpose-built for Georgia family law practice and 2026 requirements
Forms and calculations formatted specifically for Georgia Superior Courts and all judicial circuits handling family law matters.
Integrates the 2026 Basic Child Support Obligation table for accurate base support calculations.
All parenting time adjustments are mandatory, automatically calculated and applied to every Georgia child support determination.
Accurate support calculations for multiple children with proper modifications based on number of children.
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