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Child Support Calculation Worksheet

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

Ohio requires the use of official form JFS 07768 (Sole/Shared Parenting Worksheet) or JFS 07769 (Split Parenting Worksheet) for child support calculations.
This template provides the substantive content and calculation methodology to help you
prepare — but you must transfer your figures to the official worksheet before filing.
The official forms are available at https://jfs.ohio.gov.
Do not file this document directly with the court.

CHILD SUPPORT CALCULATION WORKSHEET

State of Ohio -- Income Shares Model

ORC Chapter 3119


Table of Contents

  1. Case Information
  2. Identification of Children
  3. Gross Income Determination
  4. Adjustments to Gross Income
  5. Combined Adjusted Gross Income
  6. Basic Child Support Obligation
  7. Healthcare and Medical Support
  8. Childcare Costs
  9. Deviation Factors
  10. Duration and Modification
  11. Certification and Signatures
  12. Sources and References

1. Case Information

Field Entry
Court Name [________________________________]
Case Number [________________________________]
Plaintiff (Parent 1) [________________________________]
Defendant (Parent 2) [________________________________]
Date of Worksheet [__/__/____]
Prepared By [________________________________]

Worksheet Type:

☐ Sole Residential Parent (JFS 07768)

☐ Split Parental Rights / Shared Parenting (JFS 07769)


2. Identification of Children

# Full Legal Name Date of Birth Age
1 [________________________________] [__/__/____] [____]
2 [________________________________] [__/__/____] [____]
3 [________________________________] [__/__/____] [____]
4 [________________________________] [__/__/____] [____]

Total Number of Children Subject to This Order: [____]

Residential Parent / Legal Custodian (Obligee): ☐ Parent 1 ☐ Parent 2

Non-Residential Parent (Obligor): ☐ Parent 1 ☐ Parent 2


3. Gross Income Determination

3A. Annual Gross Income

Income Source Parent 1 ($) Parent 2 ($)
Wages / Salary [________] [________]
Overtime [________] [________]
Commissions / Bonuses [________] [________]
Self-Employment Income [________] [________]
Interest / Dividends [________] [________]
Rental Income [________] [________]
Unemployment Compensation [________] [________]
Workers' Compensation [________] [________]
Disability Benefits [________] [________]
Social Security Benefits [________] [________]
Pension / Retirement Benefits [________] [________]
Spousal Support Received [________] [________]
Trust Income [________] [________]
In-Kind Perquisites (imputed value) [________] [________]
Other: [________________] [________] [________]
TOTAL ANNUAL GROSS INCOME $[________] $[________]

3B. Imputed Income (If Applicable)

☐ Parent 1 voluntarily unemployed/underemployed -- Imputed annual income: $[________]

☐ Parent 2 voluntarily unemployed/underemployed -- Imputed annual income: $[________]


4. Adjustments to Gross Income

Adjustment Parent 1 ($) Parent 2 ($)
Court-Ordered Spousal Support Paid [________] [________]
Support Paid for Other Minor Children (court-ordered) [________] [________]
Health Insurance Premium for Children of This Order (out-of-pocket) [________] [________]
Local Income Taxes [________] [________]
Other Statutory Adjustments [________] [________]
TOTAL ADJUSTMENTS $[________] $[________]

5. Combined Adjusted Gross Income

Calculation Parent 1 ($) Parent 2 ($)
Total Annual Gross Income (from 3A) [________] [________]
Less: Total Adjustments (from Section 4) ([________]) ([________])
ADJUSTED ANNUAL GROSS INCOME $[________] $[________]

Combined Adjusted Annual Gross Income: $[________]

Parent 1's Percentage of Combined Income: [________]%

Parent 2's Percentage of Combined Income: [________]%


6. Basic Child Support Obligation

Item Amount ($)
Combined Adjusted Annual Gross Income [________]
Number of Children [____]
Annual Basic Support Obligation (from Schedule) $[________]
Monthly Basic Support Obligation $[________]
Obligor's Share ([________]%) -- Annual $[________]
Obligor's Share -- Monthly $[________]

Self-Sufficiency Reserve

☐ Not applicable

☐ Obligor's income falls below the self-sufficiency reserve (ORC S 3119.01) -- minimum order applies

Adjusted monthly obligation: $[________]


7. Healthcare and Medical Support

7A. Health Insurance

Item Parent 1 ($) Parent 2 ($)
Health Insurance Maximum (5% of annual gross income) [________] [________]
Actual Out-of-Pocket Premium for Child(ren) [________] [________]
Less: Employer Subsidies ([________]) ([________])
Net Premium Cost $[________] $[________]

Health insurance currently provided by: ☐ Parent 1 ☐ Parent 2 ☐ Neither

7B. Cash Medical Support

Item Amount ($)
Ordinary Medical Expenses (allocated per schedule) [________]
Parent 1's Share ([________]%) $[________]
Parent 2's Share ([________]%) $[________]

7C. Extraordinary Medical Expenses

☐ Separate order for extraordinary medical expenses to be issued

Allocation: Parent 1: [________]% / Parent 2: [________]%


8. Childcare Costs

Item Amount ($)
Actual Annual Childcare Costs [________]
Statutory Maximum Allowable (per Market Rate Survey) [________]
Amount Used for Calculation (lesser of above) [________]
Parent 1's Share ([________]%) $[________]
Parent 2's Share ([________]%) $[________]

☐ Child is over age 12 -- special circumstances justifying childcare: [________________________________]


9. Deviation Factors

☐ No deviation requested

☐ Deviation requested -- Check all applicable factors (ORC S 3119.23):

  • ☐ Special and unusual needs of the child (physical or psychological)
  • ☐ Other court-ordered payments
  • ☐ Extended parenting time or extraordinary costs associated with parenting time
  • ☐ Financial resources and earning ability of the child(ren)
  • ☐ Relative financial resources and income disparity between households
  • ☐ Obligee's income at or below 100% of the federal poverty level
  • ☐ Benefits the child receives from a parent (Social Security, veterans')
  • ☐ Ability of each parent to maintain adequate housing
  • ☐ Parents' expenses (childcare, school tuition, medical/dental)
  • ☐ Other relevant circumstances: [________________________________]

Requested deviation amount: $[________]/month

Justification: [________________________________]


10. Duration and Modification

Support Commencement Date: [__/__/____]

Termination Events:

  • ☐ Child reaches age 18 (or 19 if still in high school)
  • ☐ Child becomes emancipated
  • ☐ Child marries
  • ☐ Child enters military active duty
  • ☐ Child dies
  • ☐ Other: [________________________________]

Total Monthly Child Support Amount: $[________]

Payable by: ☐ Parent 1 ☐ Parent 2

Payment Method: ☐ Income Withholding ☐ Ohio CSEA ☐ Direct Payment


11. Certification and Signatures

I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of Ohio that the foregoing information is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.

Parent 1:

Signature: [________________________________]
Printed Name: [________________________________]
Date: [__/__/____]

Parent 2:

Signature: [________________________________]
Printed Name: [________________________________]
Date: [__/__/____]

Attorney for Parent 1 (if applicable):

Signature: [________________________________]
Bar Number: [________________________________]
Date: [__/__/____]

Attorney for Parent 2 (if applicable):

Signature: [________________________________]
Bar Number: [________________________________]
Date: [__/__/____]


12. Sources and References

  • ORC Chapter 3119 (Child Support)
  • ORC S 3119.01 (Definitions, including Self-Sufficiency Reserve)
  • ORC S 3119.021 (Basic Child Support Schedule)
  • ORC S 3119.05 (Worksheets)
  • ORC SS 3119.22-3119.24 (Deviation from Schedule)
  • ORC S 3119.27 (Health Insurance)
  • ORC SS 3119.29-3119.303 (Cash Medical Support)
  • ORC S 3119.79 (Modification)
  • Ohio JFS Forms: JFS 07768 (Sole Residential Parent Worksheet), JFS 07769 (Split/Shared Parenting Worksheet)
  • Ohio Department of Job and Family Services: https://jfs.ohio.gov/child-support

Ohio requires mandatory use of JFS worksheets. The health insurance maximum is 5% of annual gross income. Childcare costs are capped at the Ohio Child Care Market Rate Survey amounts with a presumptive age 12 limit. Deviations require specific written findings of fact per ORC S 3119.22.

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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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