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Learn how to calculate child support obligations in Idaho based on the Idaho Child Support Guidelines (I.C.S.G.). The Guidelines apply to all judicial proceedings that address child support for children under 18 or pursuing high school education.
This document contains the amended Idaho Child Support Guidelines Rule 120, which regulates how to calculate child support amounts based on the parents' income and other factors. It also explains the basic principles, modifications, and income determination of the Guidelines.
BASIC MONTHLY CHILD SUPPORT GUIDELINES SCHEDULE NUMBER OF CHILDREN (PAYMENT AMOUNT BY MONTH) Combined Gross Monthly Income One Two Three Four Five Annual Income $500 $90 $130 $150 $165 $180 $6,000 $600 $108 $156 $180 $198 $216 $7,200 $700 $126 $182 $210 $231 $252 $8,400 $800 $144 $208 $240 $264 $288 $9,600 ...
The Idaho Child Support Guidelines apply to court cases involving minor children’s care and support. The Guidelines are used in custody cases, and modifications of custody, divorce, or child support orders.
Learn how to apply for child support services in Idaho, including paternity establishment, order modification, payment distribution, and enforcement actions. Find out how to access non-enforcement services, such as payment history and direct deposit, without a fee or court order.
Idaho Child Support Services enforces court-ordered medical support by enrolling a child in a parent’s employer-provided medical insurance (when available), and enforces child support through a variety of enforcement methods.
Learn how child support is determined in Idaho according to the Idaho Child Support Guidelines (ICSG) and the forms to use in court cases. Find out the principles, adjustments, and resources for calculating and modifying child support.
