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How to Use the Oregon Child Support Calculator in 2026: Income Shares Formula, Worksheets, and Guidelines

Oregon child support uses the Income Shares Model under ORS 25.275. Use the official calculator, understand parenting time credits, and estimate payments from $100/month minimum.

Antonio G. Jimenez, Esq.·16 min read

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