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Spousal Support Calculator

Explore advisory support ranges, relationship duration and after-tax scenarios in the FCT professional workspace.

Build the scenario

Enter incomes, relationship dates, recipient age and relevant child-support information.

Compare the range

Review low, midpoint and high calculations together with the selected assumptions.

Inspect the output

Compare the displayed results and downloadable report. An advisory range does not establish entitlement or determine an award.

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Explore fictional support examples and court-form samples on the homepage. Start a trial to use the full tools with your own matters.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I see an example before signing up?
Yes. The homepage includes fictional with-child and without-child support demonstrations. Start a 30-day trial to use the professional workspace with your own matters.
Which inputs matter?
Income sources, tax year, province, relationship length, recipient age at separation, child-support obligations and parenting arrangements can affect the applicable calculation or its tax consequences.
Does the midpoint represent the recommended award?
No. It is a reference point within the calculated range. Choosing an amount and assessing entitlement require professional judgment.
Where can I read the methodology?
The Department of Justice publishes the Spousal Support Advisory Guidelines and related guidance. Review those sources alongside the inputs, assumptions and limitations in a calculation.

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