OR - Child Support Worksheet (CSF 02 0910) Calculator

All custody arrangements; support to age 21 for Children Attending School

New to the Oregon guideline? Read Understanding the Oregon worksheet.

Include 18-year-olds attending high school and living with a parent (line 1d).
Unmarried 18-to-20-year-olds in school at least half time; Oregon support runs to 21 and is paid directly to them (line 1e).
Worksheet line 5a (OAR 137-050-0750).
Line 4f. "Choose for me" applies OAR 137-050-0750: the qualifying parent, or with both qualifying, the parent with more parenting time.
Overnights entered: 0 of 365
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Plaintiff
Saved parents aren't available for Oregon yet.
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Gross monthly income - actual, potential, or presumed (worksheet line 1a).
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This parent's other legal children - minors in the household or under an ongoing support order (line 1c).
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For joint children under 13 (or disabled), work- or training-related, out of pocket (line 3a).
Two-year average of overnights with the joint minor children; both parents must total 365 (line 6a).
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Benefits paid to the joint children because of this parent's disability or retirement (line 8e).
E.g. incarceration or disability benefits as the sole income (OAR 137-050-0755).
Defendant
Saved parents aren't available for Oregon yet.
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Gross monthly income - actual, potential, or presumed (worksheet line 1a).
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This parent's other legal children - minors in the household or under an ongoing support order (line 1c).
$
For joint children under 13 (or disabled), work- or training-related, out of pocket (line 3a).
Two-year average of overnights with the joint minor children; both parents must total 365 (line 6a).
$
Benefits paid to the joint children because of this parent's disability or retirement (line 8e).
E.g. incarceration or disability benefits as the sole income (OAR 137-050-0755).
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Implements OAR 137-050 effective 2026-07-01 - compare with the official Oregon calculator. FairShare provides estimates for informational purposes only - not legal advice. Actual support obligations are determined by the court under your state's guidelines. See the terms.

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