Alaska Judicial Jurisdiction (AK)

Alaska Child Support Calculator

Estimate child support under Alaska Civil Rule 90.3. Calculate baseline support, parenting time overnights, health insurance credits, and work-related childcare costs.

Legal Model: Percentage of Obligor Income Model
Updated for 2026 Guidelines

1. Enter Case Information

AK Rules
$ /mo
Net monthly resources after tax withholdings
$ /mo
Used for shared custody offset
nights/yr
365 nights per year total (182.5 = 50/50 equal custody)
Common Schedule Presets:
$ /mo
Incremental monthly premium to cover the children
$ /mo
Monthly out-of-pocket work-related daycare costs
Children from prior or subsequent relationships not part of this order

Estimated Child Support

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Total Estimated Obligation
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per month
Important Notice: This figure is a computational estimate based on Alaska Civil Rule 90.3. Final child support orders may deviate based on judicial discretion, extraordinary expenses, or tax adjustments.

Understanding Alaska Child Support Guidelines

Alaska applies a statutory percentage of the obligor's adjusted annual net income under Civil Rule 90.3: 20% for 1 child, 27% for 2 children, 33% for 3 children, and 3% for each additional child, capped at statutory net limits.

Shared Custody & Overnights in Alaska

Under Civil Rule 90.3(b), when both parents have custody for at least 110 overnights per year (30%), support is calculated by cross-multiplying each parent's theoretical obligation by the percentage of time the other parent exercises, multiplied by 1.5.

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Official Court Worksheets & Forms

Family court filings in Alaska require completing: Form DR-305 (Child Support Guidelines Affidavit) and DR-306 (Shared Custody Child Support Calculation). Review official forms before filing.

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Worked Calculation Example: Standard Alaska Scenario

Here is a realistic line-by-line computation for two parents in Alaska raising 1 children:

Guideline Worksheet Line Item Parent A (Paying) Parent B (Receiving) Combined / Order Total
Monthly Guideline Income $5500 $4000 $9500
Parental Income Proportion 100% 0% 100%
Basic Child Support Schedule Obligation - - $940 /mo
Work-Related Childcare Cost - - +$300 /mo
Health & Dental Insurance Premium - - +$180 /mo
Total Combined Child Financial Needs - - $1420 /mo
Final Estimated Monthly Support Order Paid by Parent A to Parent B $940 /month

Frequently Asked Questions in Alaska

Key legal questions regarding child support establishment, modifications, and enforcement in Alaska.

Does the recipient parent's income affect child support in Alaska primary custody? +

No. In primary custody arrangements (where one parent has the child over 70% of the year), Alaska Civil Rule 90.3 considers only the obligor's adjusted annual income.

How does Alaska calculate child support for shared custody? +

When each parent has the child for at least 110 overnights (30%), Rule 90.3(b) requires filing Form DR-306. Each parent calculates their obligation as if the other had primary custody, multiplying by the other parent's custodial percentage and an adjustment factor of 1.5.

Are Alaska Permanent Fund Dividends (PFD) included in child support income? +

Yes. PFD payments received by the obligor must be included in annual gross income calculation on Form DR-305.

Next Useful Steps for Your Case

Take the next step in preparing your family financial documentation:

Convert Irregular Income

Standardize hourly wages, seasonal overtime, or commissions into monthly gross figures.

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Explore 50/50 Custody

See how equal time sharing and reciprocal guidelines impact final transfer payments.

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Download Official Worksheets

Find the exact PDF court forms and financial affidavits required by your court clerk.

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