Child Support Guidelines Calculations
Get a professionally prepared Florida Child Support Guidelines Worksheet that reflects your case, income, and parenting time accurately.
Child Support Doesn’t Have to Be Complicated
When calculating child support in Florida, the court uses a standard formula based on income, health insurance, time-sharing, and other key financial factors. But getting those numbers right can make all the difference in your case.
Attorney Bonnie Canty offers accurate, court-ready Child Support Guidelines Worksheets tailored to your situation — so you can move forward with clarity and confidence.
What This Service Covers
This document outlines how much child support should be paid based on Florida law. It is required in most divorce, custody, or paternity cases involving children.
This service includes:
- Full preparation of the Florida Child Support Guidelines Worksheet
- Guidance on what documents and information you need to provide
- Adjustments for parenting time, income disparities, insurance costs, and other required details
- Court-ready, printable version of the worksheet (ready for filing or presentation)
Before Your Session...
After booking, you’ll complete a brief intake form to share details about your case resolution. Then, you’ll schedule a 15–30 minute phone call with Attorney Bonnie Canty to confirm those details and determine the form’s complexity. Pricing will be discussed and confirmed before any work begins.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a Child Support Guidelines Worksheet?
Yes. Florida courts generally require this worksheet in any case involving children, including divorces, paternity, and modifications of support.
Can I use an online calculator instead?
Online tools don’t always use updated laws or account for all the necessary adjustments. Bonnie prepares a fully compliant worksheet based on your exact situation.
What if the other parent won’t provide their financial info?
Bonnie can prepare the worksheet based on the best available estimates and explain your options if the other party refuses to cooperate.
Will Bonnie represent me in court?
No. This is a document preparation service only. For full legal representation, you may request a referral.