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How to Use the New York Child Support Calculator (2026 Guide)

New York child support uses the CSSA formula: 17% of combined parental income up to $193,000 for one child. Free calculator, step-by-step worksheet guide.

Antonio G. Jimenez, Esq.·18 min read

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