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Free Legal Calculators

Estimate child support, alimony, divorce costs, and more — instantly and free. Built on real formulas used by US courts.

⚖️ Legal Disclaimer: These calculators are for informational purposes only and do not constitute legal advice. Results are estimates. Always consult a licensed attorney before making legal decisions.

Legal costs can be overwhelming — especially when you don’t know what to expect. Our free calculators give you realistic estimates based on US law standards, so you can walk into any consultation fully prepared. No sign-up, no fees, instant results.

Why Use Our Free Legal Calculators?

Walking into a legal situation without any idea of the numbers puts you at a serious disadvantage. Our calculators help you:

  • Prepare for attorney consultations — know the ballpark before you pay for advice
  • Negotiate from a position of knowledge — understand what the formulas say before accepting offers
  • Budget realistically — plan your finances for what lies ahead
  • Understand the process — each calculator explains how courts think and what factors matter

Instant Results

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Real Formulas

Built on Income Shares Model and Multiplier Method used by US courts.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these calculators accurate?
Our calculators use the same formulas that attorneys and courts use as starting points. However, legal outcomes depend on many case-specific factors. Use our results as informed estimates, not guarantees.
Do I need to create an account?
No. All calculators are completely free and require no sign-up, email, or personal information of any kind.
Which states do the calculators cover?
Our calculators cover all 50 US states. For child support, we use the Income Shares Model (41 states). For alimony and DUI, we provide state-category options since laws vary significantly.
Should I still hire an attorney?
Yes — always. Our calculators are educational tools to help you understand your situation, not substitutes for legal advice. Use them to be better prepared when you speak with an attorney.

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