Child support on $80,000 a year in Oklahoma (1 child)
Oklahoma guidelines effective November 1, 2021. Oklahoma overview
If Parent A earns $80,000 a year, Parent B earns $40,000 and the child lives mostly with Parent B (52 overnights a year with Parent A), Oklahoma's guideline amount is $731 a month (Parent A pays Parent B).
Across the table below it ranges from $114 paid by Parent B (Parent B earns $100,000, equal time) to $795 (Parent B has no income, Parent A has no overnights).
This is the guideline amount, not a court order.
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Guideline child support
Oklahoma · 1 child · Parent A $80000 per year · Parent B $40000 per year · children live mostly with Parent B
$731 a month
Parent A pays Parent B
- Parent A: 66.7% of combined income
- Parent B: 33.3%
How it adds up
- Combined income
- $10,000 a month
- Basic obligation
- $1,097 a month
- Parent A's share of income
- 66.7%
- Guideline amount
- $731 a month
See the worksheet for this example
Oklahoma uses the income shares model under 43 O.S. §§ 118–118I, 119, 119.1 and 120. Official calculator: oklahoma.gov. Child support agency: Oklahoma Human Services, Child Support Services.
Estimate under Oklahoma's child support guidelines effective November 1, 2021. Verified against the official Oklahoma sources on October 7, 2026. Not legal advice. Courts can deviate from the guidelines. How we calculate →
By parenting time and the other parent's income
| Overnights | $0 | $20,000 | $30,000 | $40,000 | $50,000 | $60,000 | $80,000 | $100,000 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | $795 A→B | $742 A→B | $735 A→B | $731 A→B | $725 A→B | $707 A→B | $652 A→B | $610 A→B |
| 52 | $795 A→B | $742 A→B | $735 A→B | $731 A→B | $725 A→B | $707 A→B | $652 A→B | $610 A→B |
| 104 | $795 A→B | $742 A→B | $735 A→B | $731 A→B | $725 A→B | $707 A→B | $652 A→B | $610 A→B |
| 128 | $795 A→B | $742 A→B | $735 A→B | $693 A→B | $624 A→B | $546 A→B | $389 A→B | $257 A→B |
| 182 | $596 A→B | $417 A→B | $344 A→B | $274 A→B | $204 A→B | $133 A→B | $0 — | $114 B→A |
The Oklahoma worksheet for this example
| Line | Official label | Value |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Gross monthly income (Parent A)Parent A's gross monthly income | $6,666.67 a month |
| 1 | Gross monthly income (Parent B)Parent B's gross monthly income | $3,333.33 a month |
| 3 | Adjusted gross monthly income (AGI) (Parent A)Parent A's adjusted income | $6,666.67 a month |
| 3 | Adjusted gross monthly income (AGI) (Parent B)Parent B's adjusted income | $3,333.33 a month |
| 3 | Adjusted gross monthly income (AGI), combinedCombined adjusted income | $10,000.00 a month |
| 4 | Percentage share of income (Parent A)Parent A's income share | 66.67% |
| 4 | Percentage share of income (Parent B)Parent B's income share | 33.33% |
| 5 | Base monthly obligation, combinedSchedule amount for both parents | $1,097.00 a month |
| 5 | Base monthly obligation (Parent A)Parent A's share of the schedule amount | $731.33 a month |
| 5 | Base monthly obligation (Parent B)Parent B's share of the schedule amount | $365.67 a month |
| 6 | Number of overnights with each parent (Parent A)Overnights a year with Parent A | 52 |
| 6 | Number of overnights with each parent (Parent B)Overnights a year with Parent B | 313 |
| 7 | Adjusted base monthly obligation (Parent A)Parent A's base support after parenting time | $731.33 a month |
| 7 | Adjusted base monthly obligation (Parent B)Parent B's base support after parenting time | $0.00 a month |
| 16 | Base monthly child support obligation less adjustments for child care and other contributionsSubtotal | $731.33 a month |
| 24a | Child support portion | $731.33 a month |
| 24b | Cash medical portion | $0.00 a month |
| 24c | Ongoing medical costs portion | $0.00 a month |
| 25 | Total obligation to be paid by the obligorGuideline amount | $731.33 a month |
Open the official Child Support Computation (OKDHS Form 03EN025E) →
With child care and health insurance
| Costs | Guideline amount |
|---|---|
| No add-ons | $731 a month A→B |
| Child care $500 a month | $1,065 a month A→B |
| Child care $1,000 a month | $1,398 a month A→B |
| Health insurance $150 a month | $831 a month A→B |
| Health insurance $300 a month | $931 a month A→B |
Child care, the children's health insurance premium and ongoing medical costs are shared by income share; the paying parent gets credit for what they pay directly. For uninsured children, cash medical support of $115 per child may apply, limited with the premium to 5% of the paying parent's gross income.
How Oklahoma works it out
Oklahoma uses the income shares model: the schedule gives the combined base monthly obligation for the parents' combined adjusted gross income, and each parent is responsible for their percentage share.
Gross income from almost all sources counts, before taxes. Self-employment income is reduced by 7.65%, the employer share of Social Security and Medicare tax. Means-tested benefits and child support received for other children don't count, and alimony between the parents is neither added nor deducted.
When the parent with fewer overnights has at least 121 a year, the combined obligation is multiplied by a factor from 2 down to 1.5, and each parent's share is offset against the other's for the time the children spend with the other parent. A parent with more than 205 overnights pays no basic support.
Frequently asked questions
How much child support is paid on $80,000 in Oklahoma for 1 child?
If Parent A earns $80,000 a year, Parent B earns $40,000 and the child lives mostly with Parent B (52 overnights a year with Parent A), Oklahoma's guideline amount is about $731 a month (Parent A pays Parent B).
How much is that a week?
That is about $169 a week (the monthly amount × 12 ÷ 52).
What if the parents share time equally?
With about equal parenting time and the same incomes, the guideline amount is about $274 a month (Parent A pays Parent B).
What if Parent B has no income?
If Parent B has no income and the child lives mostly with Parent B, the guideline amount is about $795 a month (Parent A pays Parent B).
Official sources and verification
- Law: 43 O.S. §§ 118–118I, 119, 119.1 and 120
- Oklahoma child support guidelines
- Child Support Computation (OKDHS Form 03EN025E)
- Official Oklahoma child support calculator
- Oklahoma Human Services, Child Support Services
- Changing a Oklahoma child support order
Guidelines effective November 1, 2021. Verified against the official Oklahoma sources on October 7, 2026. How we calculate →