Are you wondering how much child support you’ll pay or receive in Wisconsin? Our Wisconsin Child Support Calculator helps you estimate monthly support obligations for 2025 using state-based percentages and your real-life income and expenses.
Why Use a Child Support Calculator in Wisconsin?
Wisconsin uses a percentage of income model, where child support is based on a set percentage of the paying parent’s income depending on the number of children.
Key Features:
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Uses 2025 Wisconsin guidelines
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Fast, free, and mobile-friendly
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Estimates based on number of children
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Includes deductions and insurance costs
Also, check for - South Carolina Child Support Calculator
How to Use the Wisconsin Calculator
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Enter your Monthly Net Income
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Choose the Number of Children
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Input the Health Insurance Costs
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Add Other Monthly Deductions (if any)
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Enter any Existing Child Support for other children
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Click Calculate Support to see the estimated amount
This calculator is for estimation only and doesn’t replace court calculations.
Common Questions (FAQ)
Q: How does Wisconsin calculate child support?
A: Wisconsin uses a fixed percentage model. For example, 17% of income for 1 child, 25% for 2 children, and so on.
Q: What if I have shared custody?
A: Wisconsin has different rules for shared or split placement. This calculator assumes primary placement.
Q: Is gross or net income used?
A: Courts often use gross income, but this tool estimates using net income for simplicity.
Disclaimer: This Wisconsin Child Support Calculator provides a simplified estimate based on 2025 guidelines. It does not constitute legal advice. For an official child support determination, consult a family law attorney or the Wisconsin Department of Children and Families.