You can enter the annual income amounts and other figures relative to the Child Support Estimator for both your client and Other Parent. These figures will assist in calculating the total result.

This is where you can fill out the details of all children involved. If you have already created cards for each child in the matter and filled out their details (e.g. Date of Birth), these details will automatically fill out into the Estimator.

You will also need to enter the Total nights and select the Frequency of care:

To add a child to the list, select the green plus  icon.

To remove a child from the list, simply select the red bin  icon.

The Children section should look something like this:

Once all details for Income and Children have been entered, you can select the Calculate button to run the calculation. If any details are updated after running the calculation, you can select Recalculate.

This is where the results of the calculations are displayed. This will calculate Per year, Per month, Per fortnight and Per week.

You will also be able to see the estimated amount the Client is to receive from the Other Parent.

At any time, you can click OK to Save and close, or Cancel out of this layout.

You can also generate a word precedent for the Child Support Estimator using the Export Estimate button. You can edit this word precedent and share as needed.

Create and store multiple child support estimates within the same matter. This is ideal for modelling alternative arrangements such as income changes, or different care arrangements, and the impact this has on the calculations of an estimate of child support payments. No more overwriting your original calculation — keep every scenario side by side for reference.

Each scenario can be given a custom name, such as "Current Agreement", , or "50/50 Care Split". This makes it simple to identify and manage different calculations, especially when you have several variations saved.

Instantly view two scenarios side-by-side and see the differences in key information . This feature highlights changes in child support amounts, income inputs, and care arrangements, helping you clearly demonstrate the impact of different options to clients.