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Maryland uses the Income Shares Model for child support. Guidelines apply up to $30,000/mo combined income. Learn about 2025 multifamily adjustment, enforcement, and how to modify.
Florida uses the Income Shares Model under Fla. Stat. § 61.30. Learn how courts calculate support, time-sharing adjustments, modification rules, and enforcement.
Colorado uses the Income Shares Model under C.R.S. § 14-10-115. Learn how HB 25-1159 (March 2026) changes the calculation, plus enforcement, modification, and duration rules.
Mississippi child support uses a percentage of adjusted gross income: 14% to 26% by number of children. Learn how to calculate, modify, and enforce a support order.
North Carolina uses income shares to calculate child support. Learn how the 2023 guidelines work, worksheets, modification rules, and enforcement options.
Oregon uses the Income Shares Model under OAR 137-050. Learn how support is calculated, the $100 minimum, parenting time credit, modification rules, and enforcement.
New Mexico uses the income shares model under NMSA 40-4-11.1. Learn how the 2024 schedule, worksheets, modification rules, and enforcement tools work.
Missouri uses the Income Shares Model and Form 14 to calculate child support. Learn how guidelines work, modification rules, and enforcement under RSMo 452.340.
Maine uses the income shares model under 19-A M.R.S. §2006. Learn how support is calculated, modified, and enforced, plus use the online calculator.
Georgia uses the income shares model under O.C.G.A. 19-6-15. Senate Bill 454 added a mandatory parenting time adjustment and low-income adjustment effective January 1, 2026.
Louisiana uses the income shares model under RS 9:315. Learn how the 2025 schedule, Worksheet A/B, modification, enforcement, and disabled-child rules work.
Ohio uses an income shares model under ORC Chapter 3119. Learn how support is calculated, modified, and enforced, plus how HB 338 (2025) affects disabled adults.