Free calculators for severance pay, child support, workers' compensation, alimony, car accident settlements, and wrongful termination. Get a complete, itemized breakdown — not just one number.
Each calculator gives you a complete breakdown — with formula, real example, and plain-English explanation. Updated for 2026 US law. 6 free calculators, no signup needed.
Just been laid off? Calculate what your employer legally owes you — with gross amount, tax deduction, unused PTO, and notice pay all broken out separately.
Estimate monthly child support using the USA Income Shares Model — the method used by 40+ states. Enter both parents' incomes and custody split for an instant result.
Injured at work? Calculate your weekly benefit using the standard two-thirds (66.67%) rule, plus your total disability payout and permanent impairment estimate.
Estimate spousal support payments after divorce. Based on income difference and marriage length — shows monthly amount, expected duration, and total payout.
Estimate your personal injury settlement — medical bills, lost wages, property damage, and pain & suffering included. Know your range before you negotiate with an insurer.
Fired illegally? Estimate your wrongful termination settlement — back pay, lost wages, emotional distress damages, and attorney fees all broken out. Know your range before you sue.
Most calculator sites give you a single number with no explanation. We show you the full breakdown, the formula, and a real-world example — so you actually understand your result.
CalculatorDekho is built for one purpose — to help everyday Americans understand exactly what they're entitled to in some of life's most stressful financial and legal situations. Whether you've just been laid off, are going through a divorce, were injured at work, were in a car accident, or were wrongfully terminated, you deserve clear numbers, not vague guesses.
Our calculators are built on the actual formulas used by US courts, employers, and insurance companies. We don't oversimplify. We show you every component of the calculation — the gross amount, any deductions, the net figure you'll actually receive, and the factors that affect your specific result.
Our calculators use standard US formulas and provide strong estimates. However, your actual result will depend on your specific employment contract, your state's laws, a judge's discretion, or an insurer's evaluation. Use these results as an informed starting point — and always consult a licensed professional before making major financial or legal decisions.
Yes — completely. There is no signup, no email required, no premium tier, and no data collected from your inputs. All 6 calculators on this site are and will remain free to use.