428.28
October 23, 2026
For everyone
State specific
California
- Child support. On the Enter Data > Support Data > Other Income > Show More screen, if you click the link to enter businesses, the fields on the business data entry screen better match fields users want at that point.
- Child support. In the Enter Data > Support Data > Child Support > Show More screen, on the line with the audit trails, we have clarified that there are four audit trails: child support, spousal support, add-ons, and all.
- Judicial Council Forms. We now have updated FL-250 and FL-355.
Colorado
- Child support. When the payer pays more than their share of adjustments, and the amount by which the payer’s payments exceeds their share of adjustments is more than the entire obligation, there is a question how to handle that. Does support become zero, or should the recipient actually pay the payor “support” each month to reimburse the costs? The statute is ambiguous, and the judicial department has been going back and forth. They have now settled on the conclusion that the recipient should pay the payer “support” each month. On the guideline worksheet, the way this plays out is that a negative amount on line 12 for the payer becomes the recipient’s obligation.
428.27
October 12, 2026
Released 10/10/2026
For everyone
Scrolling. We have improved the opening and closing of groups in the Cloud, to reduce unnecessary scrolling.
State specific
California
- Judicial council forms. Updated FL-190 and FL-720.
- California support report. We now do not include deductible IRA/401k in the line for “adjustments to income.” They are included on the IRA/401(k) line.
- 2-way bonus grid. We add a note to our report if the interval between bonus tiers was adjusted. (We automatically adjust the amount between bonus tiers to guarantee that the grid prints on one page, and also that the report does not take too long to generate.)
- FL-142. If you select Court Format and have footnotes, you now see the values on the Total Assets line.
- FL-150. Improved printing so that it does not create almost-blank pages.
Florida
- Client Data Entry. Real estate expenses are available to enter with Expenses. We hope this will make it easier for clients to enter these expenses, since they don’t have to go to the Asset section.
- Child support. If child support is overridden at the top level, we now calculate step-downs to have the same ratio to the calculated step-downs as the overridden value has to the calculated value. For example, if the calculated child support is $1,000 per month, and this is overridden with $1,500 per month, then we will calculate the step-down tiers to be 150% (1500/1000) of the calculated step-down tiers.
- Financial affidavit. It there is separate property in Real Estate in the mortgage balance with “TBD” or other similar entry, the “TBD” now appears in the correct column on the Financial Affidavit.
Illinois
- Financial Affidavit. The total insurance death benefit shown on the Financial Affidavit now includes benefits from all insurance policies.
- Maintenance Worksheet. The Maintenance Worksheet now includes dollar signs only on lines that require them. We have added “%” signs on two lines that needed them.
- Data entry. We have clarified that choosing “2027” as the start year does not currently change the child support guideline table in use, because we will not receive the 2027 table until March of 2027.
New Jersey
- Data entry. When you click New Jersey “more info” for life insurance and IRA-401k payroll deductions, we now show the correct party’s name at the top. (The calculations were correct and are not affected.)
New York
- Net Worth Statement. We have improved the formatting of the introductory text on the Net Worth Statement.
Rhode Island
- Support guideline. We added help for line 2b and updated the calculation. It now calculates the health insurance deduction correctly when there are children from other relationships.
428.26
September 15, 2026
For everyone
- Child of other relationship. When alternating the exemption of a child of another relationship, in the years when the party to the case is not claiming the child, the text on the relevant reports now correctly describe the parent claiming the exemption as the child’s “other parent.”
- Equity in property for which the party is a renter. It was possible to get a real estate property to a situation in which it was marked as a tenant property but also had equity entered for it. That equity is no longer being carried to the property division worksheet.
State specific
Connecticut
- Worksheet labels. In the top right corner of the guideline worksheet, in cases of shared and split custody, we now show “2 / Taylor 1/Blake (for example), not “2 /Mother 1/Father.”
Florida
- Arrears. We have updated the child support arrears rate.
- Minimum wage. We have updated the Florida minimum wage rate.
Maryland
- Multi-family adjustment. We have implemented the current multifamily adjustment and updated the worksheet to include the adjustment and the current revision date.
Minnesota
- Arrears interest. On the screen for Minnesota interest rates on arrears, we have added a note explaining that Minnesota has stopped charging interest on child support arrears.
- Equal overnights. In a situation in which there are exactly equal numbers of overnights, the number of children that appears on the guideline worksheet is now always correct.
Ohio
- Child Support What If. On the Child Support What If screen, when you click the link at the top of a column to print the guideline worksheet, we are now showing and printing the current guideline worksheet.
Pennsylvania
- APL and Health Insurance. In a case where there are no children and we are calculating alimony pendente lite (APL), and both parties pay for health insurance, we now assume that each party is paying for their own health insurance, and there is no entry for health insurance on the APL portion of the Child Support Guideline Worksheet.
Texas
- Child Support. The monthly income cap increased from $9,200 to $11,700, effective September 1, 2025. This is an adjustment that is made every 6-years. This raises every maximum presumptive amount for higher earners. The presumptive amount for 1 child goes from $1,840 to $2,340 per month; for 2 children, it goes from $2,300 to $2,925, and so on.
428.25
September 2, 2026
For everyone
1. Multi-factor authentication (MFA). In the cloud, you now have the option to change your method of multi-factor authentication. That is, if you are having the two-factor code being sent to your phone, you can now have it sent to your email and vice versa. To make the change, click Settings along the left and then Change MFA Settings.
If you should want to remove multi-factor authentication, that can be done through Account Manager. The primary user on the account can access Account Manager by clicking the account icon in the top right corner. The billing administrator or system administrator can access Account Manager by logging in. Once they are in Account Manager, they would click the Settings tile to change MFA availability.
2. Real Estate sales. If parties are filing jointly in the year of sale, then, on the Sale of Real Estate report, the figure for estimated state tax will now use the marginal state tax rate for the parties as joint filers.
State specific
California
- Bonus tables. We now have a 2-way bonus table grid. This is available on the Bonus Reports screen.
- FL-142. We updated the footer on the 2nd-party copies to say “2025.” The first-party copies were already updated.
- Child Care Add-ons. California child support add-ons now including child care expenses that have been specified to have a tax category of “pre-tax.”
Florida
- Valuation Date. The software now has a Valuation Date column for Assets (but not Debts) in the Financial Affidavit.
- Zeros or Blanks. The software now has an option to print zeros instead of blanks whenever there is no value for an item of income or expense.
Minnesota
- 50-50 custody. In an equal physical custody situation, the parent with the higher income is now always set as Parent A (the non-custodial parent).
- In Support What-If, the payer is now consistently the correct party.
Nevada
- Guideline table. We have updated the guideline low-income adjustment.
448.24
August 25, 2026
Released August 13, 2026
For everyone
Budget Report header. The Budget Report header now mentions that child support is included only if this particular case has child support. Similarly, the Budget Report header mentions that spousal support is included only if this particular case has spousal support. Previously, the header mentioned both child support and spousal support if the option to include both in the report was selected, regardless of whether they were present in the case.
State specific
Connecticut
- Which guideline. You can now choose between the prior and current guideline on the Quick data entry screen. Previously, this could be done only on the Complete screen.
Florida
- Alimony End Date. If no end date is entered for alimony, the child support step down calculation extends alimony through the end of the time period.
Illinois
- You can now specify which tax year should apply on the Quick data entry screen. Previously, this could be done only on the Complete screen.
448.23
August 13, 2026
Released August 13, 2026
For everyone
- Child Support Calculation Option. Updated and added help for the question of whether to include alimony in the tax calculation for purposes of calculating child support.
- Budget Report. At the top of the screen there is introductory text relating to child support and spousal support. This text is now conditional on whether amounts are being paid in the budget year displayed.
State specific
Connecticut
- Guideline option. The option to use the prior guideline or the new guideline is now visible on the Quick tab.
Florida
- Alimony in Step-Down. In the child support step-down calculation, if no alimony end-date has been specified, alimony will now assume to be paid throughout the child support years.