Indiana Child Support Payment Tables 2025: Estimates by Income
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Sarah Mitchell
Lead Research Analyst • 8 years experience
Lead Research Analyst • 8 years experience
Author's note: In eight years of analyzing support data, I've built these tables to answer the most common question I hear: "What will I actually pay?" The tables below reflect 2024 guideline rates and real-world scenarios, so you can find your situation quickly. These tables are simplified educational estimates, not official court worksheets. Always use the official Indiana calculator for filings.
Quick Answer
Based on 2025 Indiana guidelines, here's what you'll pay for 1 child with no parenting time credit:
$30K Income
$84/week
$363/month
$50K Income
$139/week
$604/month
$75K Income
$209/week
$906/month
$100K Income
$279/week
$1,209/month
Keep reading for tables with 2-4 children, parenting time credits, and calculation notes.
If you're looking for Indiana child support payment benchmarks, this guide provides educational payment tables by income level, number of children, and parenting time scenario based on simplified 2025 Indiana child support assumptions.
How to Use These Tables
These tables show weekly gross income and corresponding weekly child support payments. To find your situation:
Estimate boundary: These tables are designed for planning and education. They do not replace the official Indiana worksheet and should not be used as a filing document. Treat them as a starting point before entering full information into the official calculator.
- Find your annual income and divide by 52 to get weekly income
- Locate that amount in the left column
- Look across to find the payment for your number of children
- Apply parenting time credits if applicable (see tables below)
Important: These amounts assume NO parenting time credit. If you have overnights with the children, your actual payment will be lower. Scroll down for parenting time adjustment tables.
Complete Indiana Child Support Payment Tables
Table 1: Annual Income $20,000 - $60,000
| Annual Income | Weekly Income | 1 Child | 2 Children | 3 Children | 4 Children |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $20,000 | $385 | $56/wk ($242/mo) | $83/wk ($359/mo) | $106/wk ($459/mo) | $121/wk ($524/mo) |
| $25,000 | $481 | $70/wk ($303/mo) | $103/wk ($446/mo) | $132/wk ($572/mo) | $152/wk ($658/mo) |
| $30,000 | $577 | $84/wk ($363/mo) | $124/wk ($537/mo) | $159/wk ($688/mo) | $182/wk ($788/mo) |
| $35,000 | $673 | $98/wk ($424/mo) | $145/wk ($628/mo) | $185/wk ($801/mo) | $212/wk ($918/mo) |
| $40,000 | $769 | $112/wk ($485/mo) | $165/wk ($715/mo) | $211/wk ($914/mo) | $242/wk ($1,048/mo) |
| $45,000 | $865 | $125/wk ($541/mo) | $186/wk ($806/mo) | $238/wk ($1,031/mo) | $272/wk ($1,178/mo) |
| $50,000 | $961 | $139/wk ($602/mo) | $207/wk ($897/mo) | $264/wk ($1,144/mo) | $303/wk ($1,313/mo) |
| $55,000 | $1,058 | $153/wk ($663/mo) | $227/wk ($983/mo) | $291/wk ($1,261/mo) | $333/wk ($1,443/mo) |
| $60,000 | $1,154 | $167/wk ($724/mo) | $248/wk ($1,074/mo) | $317/wk ($1,374/mo) | $363/wk ($1,573/mo) |
Table 2: Annual Income $65,000 - $100,000
| Annual Income | Weekly Income | 1 Child | 2 Children | 3 Children | 4 Children |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $65,000 | $1,250 | $181/wk ($784/mo) | $269/wk ($1,165/mo) | $344/wk ($1,491/mo) | $394/wk ($1,707/mo) |
| $70,000 | $1,346 | $195/wk ($845/mo) | $289/wk ($1,252/mo) | $370/wk ($1,603/mo) | $424/wk ($1,837/mo) |
| $75,000 | $1,442 | $209/wk ($905/mo) | $310/wk ($1,343/mo) | $397/wk ($1,720/mo) | $454/wk ($1,967/mo) |
| $80,000 | $1,538 | $223/wk ($966/mo) | $331/wk ($1,434/mo) | $423/wk ($1,833/mo) | $485/wk ($2,101/mo) |
| $85,000 | $1,635 | $237/wk ($1,027/mo) | $351/wk ($1,521/mo) | $450/wk ($1,950/mo) | $515/wk ($2,231/mo) |
| $90,000 | $1,731 | $251/wk ($1,087/mo) | $372/wk ($1,612/mo) | $476/wk ($2,062/mo) | $545/wk ($2,361/mo) |
| $95,000 | $1,827 | $265/wk ($1,148/mo) | $393/wk ($1,703/mo) | $502/wk ($2,175/mo) | $575/wk ($2,491/mo) |
| $100,000 | $1,923 | $279/wk ($1,209/mo) | $414/wk ($1,794/mo) | $529/wk ($2,292/mo) | $606/wk ($2,626/mo) |
Table 3: Annual Income $105,000 - $150,000
| Annual Income | Weekly Income | 1 Child | 2 Children | 3 Children | 4 Children |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $105,000 | $2,019 | $293/wk ($1,269/mo) | $434/wk ($1,880/mo) | $555/wk ($2,405/mo) | $636/wk ($2,756/mo) |
| $110,000 | $2,115 | $307/wk ($1,330/mo) | $455/wk ($1,971/mo) | $582/wk ($2,522/mo) | $666/wk ($2,886/mo) |
| $120,000 | $2,308 | $335/wk ($1,451/mo) | $497/wk ($2,153/mo) | $635/wk ($2,751/mo) | $727/wk ($3,150/mo) |
| $130,000 | $2,500 | $363/wk ($1,573/mo) | $538/wk ($2,331/mo) | $688/wk ($2,981/mo) | $788/wk ($3,414/mo) |
| $140,000 | $2,692 | $391/wk ($1,694/mo) | $579/wk ($2,509/mo) | $740/wk ($3,207/mo) | $848/wk ($3,674/mo) |
| $150,000 | $2,885 | $419/wk ($1,815/mo) | $620/wk ($2,687/mo) | $793/wk ($3,436/mo) | $909/wk ($3,939/mo) |
Parenting Time Credit Impact Tables
If you have overnight visits with your children, your child support payment is reduced through the Parenting Time Credit (PTC). Here's how much you can save:
Table 4: Parenting Time Credit Reductions (1 Child)
| Base Payment | 52 Nights | 78 Nights | 104 Nights | 128 Nights | 156 Nights |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $100/week | $90 (-10%) | $85 (-15%) | $78 (-22%) | $72 (-28%) | $65 (-35%) |
| $150/week | $135 (-10%) | $128 (-15%) | $117 (-22%) | $108 (-28%) | $98 (-35%) |
| $200/week | $180 (-10%) | $170 (-15%) | $156 (-22%) | $144 (-28%) | $130 (-35%) |
| $300/week | $270 (-10%) | $255 (-15%) | $234 (-22%) | $216 (-28%) | $195 (-35%) |
Annual Savings: At $200/week base, increasing from 0 to 104 overnights saves $44/week = $2,288/year or $22,880 over 10 years!
Key Takeaways
- Income matters: Child support is directly tied to your gross income - every $10K increase adds roughly $28-42/week for one child
- Overnights matter more: Increasing parenting time from 52 to 128 nights can save $1,500-$4,000+ annually
- Multiple children increase payments non-linearly: 2 children cost 1.48x more than 1 child (not 2x)
- High earners pay reduced percentages: Income over $3,000/week gets a 10% reduction in the guideline rate
For a more reliable estimate, gather both parents' weekly gross income, annual overnights, child-only health insurance premiums, work-related childcare, prior support obligations, and any spousal maintenance before using a calculator. Missing one of these inputs can change the result enough to make a table estimate misleading.
Important Notes
These tables are estimates. Your actual support order may differ based on:
- Healthcare insurance premiums for the children
- Work-related childcare costs
- Extraordinary medical expenses
- Prior child support obligations
- Spousal maintenance payments
- Court deviations from guidelines
For Court Filings: You must use the official Indiana Child Support Calculator for any court proceedings. Our calculator and tables are for educational planning purposes only.