Free Divorce Calculator
Settle101's free divorce calculator estimates child support and alimony from your state's official rules. Choose a calculator and enter your numbers.
Estimate only, not legal advice. This calculator applies the published rules to the numbers you enter. A judge can order a different amount, and the result depends on how income is proven in your case. Settle101 is not a law firm. For advice on your situation, talk to a family-law attorney, legal aid or your state's child support agency.
Divorce and settlement calculators
How much child support?
Official state formulas for Texas, Florida and California.
How much alimony, and for how long?
Florida’s 2023 limits, Texas maintenance caps and California’s temporary formula.
What will workers’ comp pay?
2026 weekly benefits for TX, FL, CA and NY.
What is my injury claim worth?
A rough settlement range using the multiplier method.
Why trust these numbers
- Official rules only. Each calculator follows a statute, court rule or state agency figure, and each page links to it.
- Tested. The calculations are tested against official tables and worked examples before a page goes live.
- Honest about limits. Every page lists what the estimate leaves out and when a judge or insurer can decide differently.
- Private. Your numbers never leave your device. See how we calculate.
Frequently asked questions
What does a divorce calculator show?
The money questions a divorce raises that follow a formula: child support under your state’s guidelines and, where state law sets one, alimony or spousal support. Property division depends on your state’s rules and the judge, so no honest calculator can give a single number for it.
Are these calculators free and private?
Yes. They are free, need no sign-up, and the numbers you type stay in your browser.