Nevada family law calculators (2026)

Guideline estimates for Nevada, each built from the statute and shown step by step. Pick a calculator to start, or scan the key numbers below.

Child Support Calculator

Nevada Child Support Calculator

Since February 2020 Nevada has used a tiered percentage of the paying parent's gross monthly income, with no cap on the amount. Enter both incomes, the number of children and the custody split to see the guideline amount, including the joint physical custody offset.

One child: 16% / 8% / 4%
Two children: 22% / 11% / 6%

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Key 2026 figures in Nevada

One child (Child support)

Of the first $6,000, of income from $6,000 to $10,000, and of income above $10,000.

16% / 8% / 4%

Two children (Child support)

Three children 26% / 13% / 6%; four children 28% / 14% / 7%.

22% / 11% / 6%

Joint physical custody (Child support)

Each parent's obligation is calculated and the higher earner pays the difference.

40% of the time

Presumptive cap (Child support)

The former $1,165 per child maximum was repealed in 2020.

None