Family Law Software Version Notes

448.10

Released March 19, 2026

For everyone

State specific

California

• Child Support. New “DCSS Style” tab. The FLS – Quick tab is now the DCSS Style tab. It handles more complex cases than before while still providing for streamlined data entry. 

Colorado

• Child support. The text for lines 6 and 11 has been updated to explain that the line cannot be less than zero.
  
• Clearing the “Neither. (Attorney information will be blank)” box on the Print Guideline > Header & Footer screen now clears the information from the header of the Child Support Guideline Worksheet.

Florida

• Print Alimony. The screen will now always refresh when new data is entered.

Georgia

• Child support. Replaced low-income deviation with the new low-income adjustment.

• Child support. Replaced parenting time deviation with the new parenting-time adjustment.

Michigan

• Financial Information Form. Updated to 9/2024 version.

Missouri

• Child support. Added, on the guideline worksheet, a link to the basic support schedule.
  
• Child support schedule. Updated the effective date on the pop-up schedule to 1/1/2026. (The table itself was already updated.)

North Carolina

• Child support. Limited imputed support to children who live with the party.

Ohio

• Child support. Updated the permitted maximum amounts for child care.

448.9

Released March 5, 2026

For everyone

We have updated Account Manager with the following changes:

• Name and email fields may not be modified.
• Enabled printing of Payment History.
• Billing Administrator, System Administrator, and Staff with permission may now log in.
• Expired users may now log in.

448.8

Released March 1, 2026

For everyone

State specific

Colorado

• We have implemented changes that were requested by the Colorado Judicial Department as they continue to work to understand the legislative intent of the statute.
  
  • Line 5c. Parenting time adjustment. The parenting time adjustment is now calculated by multiplying the parenting time credit percentage by the basic combined support obligation (line 4), not by the party’s share of the obligation (line 5). The impact of this is to dramatically increase the parenting time credit.
    
  • Line 6. Line 6 is now not permitted to go negative. The impact of this is that in most cases, the two parties’ guideline amount, after any expense adjustments, will not be offset against each other. Instead, the obligor’s guideline amount will be the amount paid to the other party.
    
  • Line 7. Line 7 is now calculated for both parties if the obligation has been affected by the minimum order, low-income adjustment, or self-support reserve test, and otherwise line 7 will be blank for both parties.

New York

• Cap. We have implemented the changes to the income cap for combined incomes for both child support and maintenance. These changes are introduced to reflect inflation biannually. So the caps that are now in effect will be in effect until March of 2028.
  • Combined Income Cap under the Child Support Standards Act: $193,000
  • Income Cap of Maintenance Payor under the Maintenance Guidelines Act: $241,000

448.7

For everyone

Account Manager. We can now give access to Account Manager to anyone in the firm.

State specific

Coloardo

• Maintenance Worksheet. The Maintenance worksheet now shows party names using the new guideline.
• Guideline Worksheet. Line 7 is now blank for the obligee.
• Self-Support Reserve Worksheet. The SSR worksheet is now consistently shown for the correct party.
• Printing. We now default to not printing the supplementary worksheets.
• Parenting time. We have added a link to a report with parenting time credit percentages.
• Overrides. Overrides on the guideline worksheet will now trigger a recalculation.
• Extrapolation. We have added a link to an extrapolation version of the guideline worksheet.
• Options. We now have a checkbox asking whether we should calculate maintenance with the Spousal Support options near the top of the support data entry screen.
• Other Children Worksheet. We have added a link to the Worksheet for Other Children on the data entry screen where children of other relationships are entered.
• Health Insurance Worksheet. We put an alert on the screen at the Health Insurance Worksheet if the user has directly entered the children’s health insurance.
• Printing. We have removed gaps in lines 1a and 1b when printing.

Florida

• Alimony. We added additional gross income and deduction lines to the Net Income section of alimony report.
• Alimony. We added copyright line to the alimony report footer.
• Child support. We now refresh the child support result when entries in SSDI fields change.

Michigan

• Help text. We removed illegal characters from one of the help texts.

Missouri

• Child support. Released the 2026 guideline update.

Pennsylvania

• Guideline. We now show Pennsylvania guideline choice fields in the personal edition.

448.5

Released February 14, 2026

For everyone

1. Printing. Users may specify that landscape mode should not apply on a wide marital property division report.

State specific

Colorado

• We added a help button explaining how we determine who is the obligor.
• We added an alert under old guideline relating to split custody expense data entry.
• We have removed obsolete content with regard to custody type.
• We added an alert when adjustments don’t apply because the statute specifies the minimum order.
• We added checkboxes to allow worksheets to not be printed.
• We added a message on the form to indicate when income limitations apply.
• Minimum Wage. We allow a user to change the minimum wage rate for calculation of the Self-Support Reserve Worksheet and Percent of Income Limitation Worksheet.

448.4

Released February 14, 2026

For everyone

1. Continuous Use. The software was logging users out after one hour of continuous use. That should no longer happen.

State specific

California

• Spousal Support. At the top of the Dissomaster screen, it is now possible to specify whether you would like spousal support to be calculated or not.
  
  
• Business Income. In the business income section, you can now specify the percent of income to each party at the top level.

Colorado

• Income-based limitations. There will now be alerts on the screen when income-based limitations apply to reduce the guideline amount.
  
  
• Printing. Improved page breaks in the printed guideline.
  
  
• Support Amount. The banner at the top will now update in all situations. In the initial release, it was not always updating if the second party had all the income and overnights.

Florida

• Printing Alimony. There are now checkboxes in the Alimony Calculation section that let you specify which of the three alimony types you wish to print.

Georgia

• Commission Income. Commission income will now carry correctly to Schedule A of the child support guideline.