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Divorce Spousal Support Calculator:
An Alimony Formula Resource

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Enter the following information (do not use commas) and view results below:
 
Enter Length of Marriage (years)
 
INCOME of Recipient
 
Enter gross weekly income
Enter net weekly income
 
INCOME of Payor
 
Enter gross weekly income
Enter net weekly income
 
 
 
SUGGESTED ALIMONY ORDER
 
MBA-BBA Jt Task Force (max)
Old 1/3 - 1/3 - 1/3
Ginsburg Formula
Scandurra Formula
AAML
AZ - Maricopa County
CA - Santa Clara County1
KS - Johnson County
Pennsylvania1
Texas (maximum)
VA - Fairfax County
 
 
SUGGESTED DURATION (years)
 
MBA-BBA Jt Task Force (max)
Ginsburg Formula
Scandurra Formula
AAML
CA - Santa Clara County
KS - Johnson County
Maine (maximum)
Texas (maximum)
 
 
1 Net annual income is used for the California and Pennsylvania formulas and the definition varies by jurisdiction. For the purposes of consistency, we suggest using Gross Income less state and federal taxes, FICA, Medicare, Medical Insurance and Union Dues.
 
* DIRECTIONS FOR USE:
 
We have provided this calculator to both educate and assist the public.  Because the calculation of alimony can be difficult and fact-specific we suggest that you consult with an attorney when using this calculator.  Whether you are a layperson or an attorney, please do not hesitate to call Attorney Justin Kelsey at (508) 655-5980 to discuss the correct use of the calculator. 
 
When using the calculator please keep in mind the following:
  • The formulas presented below assume no child support and insufficient assets for an alimony buyout.
  • These formulas are provided as guidelines and should not be substituted for critical analysis of the facts of each individual case by qualified counsel.
  • There is not currently any formula enacted or endorsed by the Massachusetts Legislature.
  • The amount of alimony is dependent on the consideration of many factors (as described in M.G.L. c. 208 Section 34).
  • Nevertheless, these formulas have proven to be a valuable resource in helping parties understand a reasonable potential range of spousal support orders.
  • The sources for each formula are referenced in the accompanying article which can be accessed below.

 
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