Alimony Calculator by State

Estimate Alabama alimony using § 30-2-57 findings, rehabilitative limits, need, ability to pay, and no formula.

Estimate Alaska alimony using discretionary need, ability-to-pay, property division, and rehabilitation factors.

Estimate Arizona spousal maintenance using A.R.S. § 25-319 eligibility factors and discretionary support rules.

Estimate Arkansas alimony using need, ability to pay, rehabilitative factors, and Ark. Code § 9-12-312.

Estimate California spousal support using a Santa Clara-style guideline and review Family Code §§ 3600 and 4320 rules.

Estimate Colorado spousal support using the 40%/50% maintenance guideline and review Colo. Rev. Stat. § 14-10-114.

Estimate Connecticut alimony using discretionary § 46b-82 factors, no formula, and cohabitation modification rules.

Estimate Delaware alimony using § 1512 dependency rules, no formula, and the under-20-year duration cap.

Estimate Florida alimony using need-based factors and review § 61.08 rules, durational limits, and eligibility standards.

Estimate Georgia alimony using discretionary support factors and review O.C.G.A. §§ 19-6-1 through 19-6-5.

Estimate Hawaii spousal support using § 580-47 factors, training timelines, need, ability to pay, and no formula.

Estimate Idaho maintenance using § 32-705 eligibility, need, self-support limits, ability to pay, and no formula.

Estimate Illinois maintenance using the 33.33%/25% net-income formula and review 750 ILCS 5/504 duration rules.

Estimate Indiana spousal maintenance using limited § 31-15-7-2 eligibility rules for incapacity, caregiving, or rehab.

Estimate Iowa spousal support using § 598.21A factors, no formula, and traditional, rehab, reimbursement, or transitional types.

Estimate Kansas maintenance using discretionary § 23-2902 factors, no formula, and the 121-month duration limit.

Estimate Kentucky maintenance using KRS § 403.200 eligibility, need, ability to pay, and no mandatory formula.

Estimate Louisiana spousal support using need, ability to pay, fault eligibility, and Civil Code arts. 112-113.

Estimate Maine spousal support using § 951-A types, no formula, income potential, need, and ability to pay.

Estimate Maryland alimony using discretionary § 11-106 factors, rehabilitative support rules, and indefinite alimony limits.

Estimate Massachusetts alimony using Alimony Reform Act duration rules and statutory support factors.

Estimate Michigan alimony using equitable support factors and review MCL 552.13, 552.23, and 552.27 rules.

Estimate Minnesota spousal maintenance using discretionary § 518.552 factors, transitional rules, and need-based analysis.

Estimate Mississippi alimony using Armstrong factors, § 93-5-23, post-distribution need, and no formula.

Estimate Missouri maintenance using discretionary § 452.335 factors, threshold eligibility, need, and ability to pay.

Estimate Montana maintenance using § 40-4-203 eligibility, need, self-support limits, and no formula.

Estimate Nebraska alimony using § 42-365 factors, career interruption, contributions, need, and no formula.

Estimate Nevada alimony using discretionary NRS § 125.150 factors, need, ability to pay, and property division.

Estimate New Hampshire alimony using RSA 458:19-a formula rules, deviations, and the 50% marriage-length cap.

Estimate New Jersey alimony using statutory factors and review N.J.S.A. 2A:34-23 open durational alimony rules.

Estimate New Mexico spousal support using § 40-4-7 factors, no binding formula, and 20-year jurisdiction rules.

Estimate New York maintenance using statutory formulas, income-cap rules, and duration guidance under DRL § 236(B).

Estimate North Carolina alimony using dependency-based factors and review N.C. Gen. Stat. §§ 50-16.1A to 50-16.9C.

Estimate North Dakota spousal support using § 14-05-24.1 categories, no permanent support, and no formula.

Estimate Ohio spousal support using guideline worksheets and review Ohio Revised Code § 3105.18 factors.

Estimate Oklahoma alimony using discretionary § 121 factors, need, ability to pay, property division, and no formula.

Estimate Oregon spousal support using ORS § 107.105 factors for transitional, compensatory, and maintenance awards.

Estimate Pennsylvania support using net-income guideline formulas and review 23 Pa.C.S. § 3701 alimony factors.

Estimate Rhode Island alimony using § 15-5-16 factors, rehabilitation focus, property assignment, and no formula.

Estimate South Carolina alimony using § 20-3-130 factors, no formula, and rules for adultery, cohabitation, and award types.

Estimate South Dakota alimony using § 25-4-41 factors, no formula, need, ability to pay, and property division.

Estimate Tennessee alimony using rehabilitative-support principles and Tenn. Code Ann. § 36-5-121 factors.

Estimate Texas spousal maintenance using the 20% cap rule and review Chapter 8 eligibility requirements and limits.

Estimate Utah alimony using need, ability to pay, duration limits, and Utah Code § 81-4-502 factors.

Estimate Vermont maintenance using § 752 advisory guideline ranges, gross-income difference, and duration bands.

Estimate Virginia spousal support using guideline formulas and review Virginia Code §§ 20-103 and 20-107.1.

Estimate Washington maintenance using discretionary RCW 26.09.090 factors, need, ability to pay, and marriage length.

Estimate West Virginia spousal support using § 48-6-301 factors, no formula, need, ability to pay, and fault rules.

Estimate Wisconsin maintenance using discretionary § 767.56 factors, support need, fairness, and marriage length.

Estimate Wyoming alimony using § 20-2-114 discretion, reasonable need, ability to pay, and property division.