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How to Use This Divorce Settlement Calculator
This calculator estimates the marital asset split, equalization payment, spousal support, and child support in a divorce, based on jurisdiction-specific formulas and household income.
How It’s Calculated
The asset split is based on marital property division rules, often 50/50 of assets acquired during the marriage. Spousal and child support use jurisdiction-specific guideline formulas based on income difference, marriage length, and number of children.
Example
In an equalization-based jurisdiction, a couple with $400,000 in marital assets acquired during the marriage would each be entitled to roughly $200,000 in value, adjusted for who retains which specific assets such as the home or pensions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this calculator a substitute for legal advice?
No — divorce settlement math varies significantly by jurisdiction and individual circumstances. This tool gives a general estimate for planning purposes only and isn’t a legal or financial recommendation.
How is child support usually calculated?
Most jurisdictions use guideline tables based primarily on the paying parent’s income and the number of children, sometimes adjusted for shared custody arrangements.
Are all assets split equally in a divorce?
Not necessarily — many jurisdictions distinguish between assets brought into the marriage versus acquired during it, and inheritances or gifts are often treated differently from jointly-earned property.