Child Support Calculation Worksheet - Oregon
CHILD SUPPORT CALCULATION PREPARATION WORKSHEET
Do Not File This Worksheet as the Official Calculation
Use the current Oregon Child Support Guidelines Calculator and file the calculator printout or worksheet required by the court or agency. As of this verification, the official calculator identifies itself as Version 3.6.13.
The calculation sequence is controlled by OAR 137-050-0710 and related rules. This preparation worksheet collects inputs; it must not be used to hand-calculate or override the official result.
1. Case and Parties
Court or agency: [________________________________]
County: [________________________________]
Case number: [________________________________]
| Party | Parent A | Parent B |
|---|---|---|
| Full legal name | [________________________________] | [________________________________] |
| Employer or income source | [________________________________] | [________________________________] |
| State of residence | [________________________________] | [________________________________] |
Caretaker, if a child lives with a nonparent: [________________________________]
2. Joint Children
| Child's full legal name | Date of birth | Minor or child attending school | Primary residence |
|---|---|---|---|
| [________________________________] | [__/__/____] | [________________________________] | [________________________________] |
| [________________________________] | [__/__/____] | [________________________________] | [________________________________] |
| [________________________________] | [__/__/____] | [________________________________] | [________________________________] |
3. Income Inputs
OAR 137-050-0715 defines income as actual or potential gross income determined under that rule. Actual income may include wages, commissions, recurring overtime, bonuses, pensions, unemployment or workers' compensation benefits, Social Security or veterans' disability income, self-employment income after allowed costs, and other listed sources. The rule also contains exclusions and limits on imputing potential income.
| Monthly income source | Parent A | Parent B | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wages or salary | $[________] | $[________] | [________________________________] |
| Recurring overtime, bonuses, commissions | $[________] | $[________] | [________________________________] |
| Self-employment or business income | $[________] | $[________] | [________________________________] |
| Pension or retirement | $[________] | $[________] | [________________________________] |
| Unemployment, workers' compensation, disability | $[________] | $[________] | [________________________________] |
| Other includable income | $[________] | $[________] | [________________________________] |
| Proposed potential income, if supported | $[________] | $[________] | [________________________________] |
| Total proposed monthly income | $[________] | $[________] |
Do not automatically impute full-time minimum wage. The current rule requires a fact-specific potential-income analysis and has protected categories in which potential income may not be imputed.
4. Adjusted-Income Inputs
OAR 137-050-0720 directs the calculator to begin with guideline income and then account for mandatory union or labor-organization contributions, the parent's own health-insurance cost, court-ordered monetary spousal support owed or received, and an eligible non-joint-child deduction.
| Adjustment | Parent A | Parent B |
|---|---|---|
| Mandatory union or labor contribution | $[________] | $[________] |
| Parent's own health-insurance cost | $[________] | $[________] |
| Court-ordered monetary spousal support owed | $[________] | $[________] |
| Court-ordered monetary spousal support received | $[________] | $[________] |
| Number and status of eligible non-joint children | [________________________________] | [________________________________] |
5. Parenting-Time Inputs
OAR 137-050-0730 generally uses a current written parenting-time agreement or court order and averages the number of overnights over two consecutive years. The rule contains alternate methods for significant nonovernight blocks, split custody, no current written schedule, and actual parenting time found by a court or administrative law judge.
| Parenting-time input | Parent A | Parent B |
|---|---|---|
| Average annual overnights for minor children | [____] | [____] |
| Alternative qualifying day or half-day blocks | [____] | [____] |
| Source: current order, proposed plan, or finding | [________________________________] | [________________________________] |
6. Childcare Costs
OAR 137-050-0735 permits qualifying childcare costs for a child who is under age 13 or disabled when the costs are related to employment, job search, or education or training necessary to obtain a job. Use actual documented costs, subject to the current rule's reasonableness and maximum-cost provisions.
| Child | Provider location | Monthly actual cost paid | Subsidy or employer-paid amount | Amount proposed for calculator |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| [________________________________] | [________________________________] | $[________] | $[________] | $[________] |
| [________________________________] | [________________________________] | $[________] | $[________] | $[________] |
7. Medical Support
OAR 137-050-0750 addresses health-care coverage, cash medical support, reasonable cost, and credits. The rule states that the basic obligation includes ordinary unreimbursed medical costs of $250 per child per year but not health-coverage costs or extraordinary medical expenses.
| Medical-support input | Parent A | Parent B |
|---|---|---|
| Parent's own coverage cost | $[________] | $[________] |
| Cost attributable to joint children | $[________] | $[________] |
| Coverage available and appropriate | ☐ Yes ☐ No | ☐ Yes ☐ No |
| Public coverage information | [________________________________] | [________________________________] |
Extraordinary unreimbursed medical expense information: [________________________________]
8. Social Security or Veterans Benefits
ORS 25.275(4) and OAR 137-050-0740 govern specified dollar-for-dollar reductions for benefits paid to a child because of the obligor's disability or retirement. Identify the benefit source and beneficiary precisely.
| Benefit | Monthly amount | Parent whose record generated benefit | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| [________________________________] | $[________] | [________________________________] | [________________________________] |
9. Current Self-Support Reserve and Minimum Order
The current OAR 137-050-0745, effective July 1, 2026, uses a self-support reserve of $1,729 and states that it will be reviewed and updated annually. Do not reuse this figure after a new effective rule date without rechecking the official rule.
OAR 137-050-0755 generally creates a rebuttable $100 minimum-order presumption but contains exceptions. Let the current calculator and decision-maker apply those provisions.
10. Presumptive Result
Attach the current official calculator result.
| Calculator result | Amount or selection |
|---|---|
| Parent ordered to pay cash child support | [________________________________] |
| Cash child support for minor children | $[________] |
| Cash child support for children attending school | $[________] |
| Cash medical support | $[________] |
| Parent ordered to provide health coverage | [________________________________] |
| Calculator version and calculation date | [________________________________] |
11. Rebuttal or Agreed Amount
ORS 25.280 presumes the formula amount is correct. A different amount requires the written or on-record finding the statute and OAR 137-050-0760 require. The rebuttal criteria include, among other matters, other available resources, necessities, net income after required withholding, ability to borrow, other dependents, special hardship, the child's needs, tax consequences, and household financial advantage.
☐ No rebuttal requested.
☐ Rebuttal requested. Proposed amount: $[________]
Evidence and specific reason the formula result would be unjust or inappropriate: [________________________________]
☐ Agreed amount proposed under OAR 137-050-0765, with required findings and documentation: [________________________________]
12. Preparation Checklist
☐ Current calculator output attached.
☐ Income evidence attached or available.
☐ Current or proposed parenting-time terms support the overnights entered.
☐ Childcare costs are documented and qualifying.
☐ Health-coverage costs are allocated to the joint children under the current rule.
☐ Any rebuttal includes evidence and proposed findings.
Prepared by: [________________________________]
Date: [__/__/____]
Oregon State Bar No., if applicable: [________________________________]
Sources and References
About this template
- Last updated
- August 13, 2026
- Citations checked
- August 13, 2026
- Jurisdiction
- Oregon
- Category
- Family Law
Legal authority
- ORS 25.275 — Formula for determining child support awards
- ORS 25.280 — Presumption and rebuttal criteria
- OAR 137-050-0700 through 137-050-0765 — Oregon child support guideline rules
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Checked against the law it cites
A reviewer verified this template's legal citations against the official source on August 13, 2026.
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