Child Support Calculation Worksheet - Alaska

Alaska Family Law Updated October 5, 2026 Free Word and PDF

IMPORTANT: THIS IS A PREPARATION GUIDE — NOT THE OFFICIAL COURT WORKSHEET

Alaska Civil Rule 90.3(e) requires each parent in a court proceeding involving child support to file a sworn income statement with supporting documentation. The court provides the DR-305 Child Support Guidelines Affidavit. Use the applicable official calculation form—DR-306 (shared custody), DR-307 (divided custody), or DR-308 (hybrid custody)—when that custody arrangement applies.
This template provides preparation fields only. Transfer the information to the current official affidavit and calculation forms before filing.
The official form is available at https://courts.alaska.gov/shc/family/support.htm.
Do not file this document directly with the court.

CHILD SUPPORT CALCULATION WORKSHEET

State of Alaska — Civil Rule 90.3 Percentage of Income Model


Table of Contents

  1. Case Information
  2. Children Subject to This Order
  3. Income Determination
  4. Allowable Deductions
  5. Adjusted Annual Income
  6. Child Support Calculation
  7. Shared, Divided, and Hybrid Custody Adjustments
  8. Health Insurance and Additional Expenses
  9. Deviation Factors
  10. Duration and Modification
  11. State-Specific Notes
  12. Sources and References

1. Case Information

Field Details
Court [________________________________]
Case Number [________________________________]
Custodial Parent [________________________________]
Noncustodial Parent [________________________________]
Date of Worksheet [__/__/____]
Type of Action ☐ Initial Determination ☐ Modification ☐ Review

2. Children Subject to This Order

# Child's Full Name Date of Birth Age
1 [________________________________] [__/__/____] [____]
2 [________________________________] [__/__/____] [____]
3 [________________________________] [__/__/____] [____]
4 [________________________________] [__/__/____] [____]
5 [________________________________] [__/__/____] [____]

Total Number of Children: [____]

Custody Arrangement:
☐ Primary Physical Custody
☐ Shared Physical Custody (each parent has physical custody for at least 30% of overnights)
☐ Divided Custody (each parent has primary custody of at least one child)
☐ Hybrid Custody


3. Income Determination

Noncustodial Parent — Annual Gross Income

Source Amount
Salary / Wages $ [________________________________]
Commissions / Bonuses $ [________________________________]
Self-Employment Income (net) $ [________________________________]
Overtime $ [________________________________]
Dividends / Interest $ [________________________________]
Rental Income (net) $ [________________________________]
Pension / Retirement Benefits $ [________________________________]
Social Security Benefits $ [________________________________]
Workers' Compensation $ [________________________________]
Unemployment Benefits $ [________________________________]
Disability Benefits $ [________________________________]
Trust / Annuity Income $ [________________________________]
Military allowances and housing benefit, if applicable $ [________________________________]
Permanent Fund Dividend $ [________________________________]
Other Income $ [________________________________]
Total Annual Gross Income $ [________________________________]

Custodial Parent — Annual Gross Income (for shared custody calculation)

Source Amount
Total Annual Gross Income $ [________________________________]

4. Allowable Deductions

Noncustodial Parent Deductions

Deduction Annual Amount
Federal, state, and local income tax (actual or estimated) $ [________________________________]
Social Security tax, equivalent public-employer plan contribution, and self-employment tax $ [________________________________]
Medicare tax $ [________________________________]
Mandatory union dues $ [________________________________]
Mandatory retirement contributions $ [________________________________]
Voluntary retirement contributions (mandatory plus voluntary contributions may not exceed 7.5% of total income) $ [________________________________]
Child support for prior children required by another court or administrative proceeding $ [________________________________]
Spousal support for a former spouse required by another court or administrative proceeding and actually paid $ [________________________________]
Rule 90.3 in-kind support deduction for prior children in this parent's primary or shared custody $ [________________________________]
Work-related childcare for children of this case $ [________________________________]
Parent's own health, dental, and vision insurance premiums (maximum 10% of total income) $ [________________________________]
Qualifying life-insurance premiums for which the parties' children or support obligee is a beneficiary (maximum $1,200 annually; allocate pro rata if there are other beneficiaries) $ [________________________________]
Total Deductions $ [________________________________]

5. Adjusted Annual Income

Item Amount
Total Annual Gross Income (Noncustodial Parent) $ [________________________________]
Less: Total Allowable Deductions ($ [________________________________])
Adjusted Annual Income $ [________________________________]

Low-income adjustment (Rule 90.3(a)(5)): If this parent's total annual income from all sources is $30,000 or less, calculate both amounts below and use the lesser as adjusted annual income:

Calculation Amount
Total annual income minus allowable itemized deductions (above) $ [____________]
Total annual income minus $7,500 $ [____________]
Lesser amount to use as adjusted annual income $ [____________]

☐ Adjusted annual income exceeds $138,000
☐ Evidence presented for inclusion of income above $138,000: ☐ Yes ☐ No


6. Child Support Calculation

Primary Custody Percentage Schedule

Number of Children Percentage of Adjusted Income
1 child 20%
2 children 27%
3 children 33%
4+ children Add 3% per additional child

Calculation

Item Amount
Adjusted Annual Income $ [________________________________]
Applicable Percentage ([____]%) x [____]%
Annual Child Support Obligation $ [________________________________]
Monthly Child Support Obligation (÷ 12) $ [________________________________]

Rule 90.3(c)(3) generally sets a $50 monthly minimum, subject to the exceptions in Rule 90.3(a)(3) and (b). Apply the income limit and minimum when calculating each parent's Rule 90.3(a) amount for shared, divided, or hybrid custody.


7. Shared, Divided, and Hybrid Custody Adjustments

Shared Custody (Rule 90.3(b))

☐ Shared custody applies

Item Parent A Parent B
Adjusted Annual Income $ [____________] $ [____________]
Rule 90.3(a) annual primary-custody amount this parent would pay $ [____________] $ [____________]
Other parent's percentage of annual physical-custody time [____]% [____]%
Primary-custody amount multiplied by the other parent's custody percentage $ [____________] $ [____________]

Parent obligated to pay: ☐ Parent A ☐ Parent B

Shared-Custody Calculation Amount
Higher custody-adjusted amount minus lower custody-adjusted amount $ [________________________________]
Difference multiplied by 1.5 $ [________________________________]
Obligor's Rule 90.3(a) annual primary-custody amount $ [________________________________]
Annual shared-custody award (the lesser of the preceding two amounts) $ [________________________________]
Monthly amount (normally annual award ÷ 12) $ [________________________________]

If the custody percentages do not accurately reflect the ratio of funds each parent will directly spend on the children, Rule 90.3(b)(1)(B) permits the court to vary the percentages to reflect its findings. The order may use a different monthly payment schedule in the limited circumstances stated in Rule 90.3(b)(1)(D).

Divided Custody (Rule 90.3(b))

☐ Divided custody applies

Children with Parent A Children with Parent B
[________________________________] [________________________________]
Divided-Custody Calculation Amount
Parent A's Rule 90.3(a) obligation for children in Parent B's primary custody $ [________________________________]
Parent B's Rule 90.3(a) obligation for children in Parent A's primary custody $ [________________________________]
Net annual obligation after offset $ [________________________________]
Monthly amount (÷ 12) $ [________________________________]

Parent obligated to pay: ☐ Parent A ☐ Parent B

Divided custody is an unusual circumstance under Rule 90.3(b)(2). After offsetting the two primary-custody calculations, the court must consider whether the result should be varied under Rule 90.3(c)(1).

Hybrid Custody (Rule 90.3(b)(3))

☐ Hybrid custody applies: use current court form DR-308. Calculate the primary-custody and shared-custody components with the Rule 90.3(a)(2) percentages adjusted pro rata for the children in each custody type, combine the amounts, and consider a variation under Rule 90.3(c)(1).


8. Health Insurance and Additional Expenses

Item Amount Paid By
Children's health insurance premium $ [____________] ☐ Parent A ☐ Parent B
Children's dental insurance premium $ [____________] ☐ Parent A ☐ Parent B
Uninsured medical/dental expenses $ [____________] Split: [____]% / [____]%
Work-related childcare costs $ [____________] ☐ Parent A ☐ Parent B
Extraordinary expenses $ [____________] Split: [____]% / [____]%

9. Deviation Factors

☐ No deviation requested

☐ Deviation requested based on:

☐ Especially large family size
☐ Significant income of a child
☐ Health or other extraordinary needs of the child
☐ Unusually low expenses
☐ Other: [________________________________]

Rule 90.3(c)(1) requires clear and convincing evidence that the ordinary calculation would cause manifest injustice; the court must give written reasons for a variation. An additional award based on adjusted annual income above $138,000 is governed separately by Rule 90.3(c)(2).

Proposed deviation amount: $ [________________________________]

Justification:
[________________________________]
[________________________________]


10. Duration and Modification

Duration stated in the current or proposed order: [________________________________]

Child and event to review for a possible duration change: [________________________________]

Modification:

☐ This is a modification of a prior order dated [__/__/____]
☐ Existing order amount: $ [____________] per month
☐ Recalculated amount: $ [____________] per month
☐ Recalculated Rule 90.3 support (including qualifying health insurance payments) is more than 15% greater or less than the outstanding order: ☐ Yes ☐ No


11. State-Specific Notes

  1. Percentage of Income Model: Alaska uses a Percentage of Income model focused primarily on the noncustodial parent's income, unlike Income Shares states that combine both parents' incomes.

  2. Income Cap: The standard calculation applies to the first $138,000 of adjusted annual income. Income above this threshold requires separate evidence and court determination.

  3. Permanent Fund Dividend: The Alaska Permanent Fund Dividend is included in gross income for child support calculation purposes.

  4. Shared Custody Threshold: Shared custody provisions apply when each parent has physical custody for at least 30% of overnights annually (approximately 110 nights).

  5. Military Benefits: Include pay, allowances, and significant in-kind housing benefits that reduce living expenses where applicable. Do not exclude military housing benefits categorically.

  6. Currency Check: Use the Alaska Court System's current Rule 90.3 compilation and current DR-305 through DR-308 forms. Do not rely on a bill number or an older form revision as proof of the current calculation rules.


12. Sources and References

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Last updated
October 5, 2026
Citations checked
October 5, 2026
Jurisdiction
Alaska
Category
Family Law

Legal authority

  • Alaska Civil Rule 90.3

Family law covers the paperwork that shapes divorce, custody, child support, adoption, guardianship, and other family matters. These filings are emotional and high-stakes, and they also have to meet strict procedural rules for service, financial disclosure, and parenting plans. Clean, accurate paperwork keeps the focus on getting a workable outcome for the family instead of getting derailed by technical problems that delay hearings or force amended filings.

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A reviewer verified this template's legal citations against the official source on October 5, 2026.

Alaska Civil Rule 90.3(a)(1) (checked October 5, 2026): "Adjusted annual income as used in this rule means the parent’s total income from all sources minus:"

Alaska Civil Rule 90.3(a)(2) (checked October 5, 2026): "The percentage by which the non-custodial parent’s adjusted income must be multiplied in order to calculate the child support award is:"

Alaska Civil Rule 90.3(a)(5) (checked October 5, 2026): "For a parent who has a total annual income of $30,000 or less, the parent’s adjusted annual income from all sources is the lesser of the following amounts:"

Alaska Civil Rule 90.3(b)(1) (checked October 5, 2026): "The parent with the larger figure calculated in the preceding subparagraph is the obligor parent and the annual award is equal to the difference between the two figures multiplied by 1.5."

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