New York Parenting Time & Custody Overnight Calculator
Calculate custody overnights, determine annual percentage split, and verify statutory qualification for child support reductions under N.Y. Fam. Ct. Act § 413 & Bast v. Rossoff, 91 N.Y.2d 723.
In New York: Parenting time directly reduces child support obligations when a non-custodial parent reaches 182 overnights per year (50% timeshare) under N.Y. Fam. Ct. Act § 413 & Bast v. Rossoff, 91 N.Y.2d 723. The court calculates relief using the cssa statutory formula / bast v. rossoff (proportional share to non-monied parent). Standard rotational schedules such as 2-2-3 (182 nights) qualify for full shared-custody adjustments.
Parenting Time & Custody Overnight Calculator
Calculate annual overnights, time-sharing percentage, and state child support adjustment qualification.
2 nights every other weekend across 26 fortnights = 52 overnights/yr (14.2%).
Annual Time-Sharing Breakdown
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Calculate net payments using New York's official child support schedule, health insurance add-ons, and income deductions.
New York Legal Guidelines on Custody Overnights
Official Overnight Counting Rule in New York
An overnight requires the child to reside and sleep at the parent's home.
Standard Default Possession Schedule
Alternating weekends (Fri 6 PM to Sun 6 PM), alternating holidays, and 2-4 weeks summer (~75–85 overnights).
Court Evidence & Verification Checklist for New York
If you are requesting or defending against a child support reduction in New York family court based on shared physical care, prepare the following evidence:
- Record school morning drop-offs in NYC or upstate school districts.
- Preserve receipts for direct child expenditures (clothing, school supplies, tutoring).
- Keep co-parenting communication logs.
New York Custody Overnights FAQ
Does New York allow a percentage reduction for shared custody?
No. In the landmark decision Bast v. Rossoff, the NY Court of Appeals strictly rejected the "proportional offset" method. The parent with the higher income is deemed the non-custodial parent and must pay the full statutory percentage (17% for 1 child, 25% for 2, etc.) regardless of 50/50 time.
Can a New York judge deviate from the formula for 50/50 custody?
Yes, but only under the statutory deviation factors (N.Y. Fam. Ct. Act § 413(1)(f)), where the court must issue specific written findings that applying the full statutory amount would be unjust or inappropriate.
Data sources & methodology
- New York Statutory AuthorityN.Y. Fam. Ct. Act § 413 & Bast v. Rossoff, 91 N.Y.2d 723 — Official state guideline schedule and parenting time rules.
- NCSL Custody GuidelinesNational Conference of State Legislatures — Shared Physical Custody and Parenting Time Models.
- New York Family Court RulesLocal standard possession schedules, overnight definitions, and administrative calculation forms.
Methodology and citations are maintained by the ChildSupportFig editorial team. Where an official guideline schedule is not yet loaded, results are shown as model estimates and the source is stated as a reference schedule.