CaseValueCalc provides free, instant legal calculators for all 50 US states — no sign-up, no fees, no gimmicks. Just accurate estimates to help you understand your legal situation.
Legal information is expensive. A one-hour consultation with a family law or personal injury attorney can cost $300–$500. Many people facing legal situations — divorce, accidents, child custody disputes — cannot afford professional advice before they even know if their situation is worth pursuing.
CaseValueCalc exists to bridge that gap. We provide free, state-specific legal calculators that give you a realistic estimate of child support obligations, personal injury settlement values, alimony amounts, attorney fees, and filing deadlines — in seconds, with no login required.
Our tools are educational resources, not legal advice. We always encourage users to consult a licensed attorney for their specific situation. But we believe everyone deserves to understand their legal numbers before that first consultation.
Income Shares model for 40 states, Texas Percentage model. Adjusts for custody time, healthcare, and childcare costs.
Multiplier method with fault reduction. Covers past and future medical, lost wages, property damage, and attorney fee deduction.
Income differential formulas for all states including California, New York, Illinois, and Florida. Duration estimates based on marriage length.
Contingency, hourly, and flat fee modes. Shows gross settlement, attorney cut, case expenses, and your net payout.
Full SOL table for all 50 states and DC across 10 case types. Enter your incident date and get your exact filing deadline with days remaining.
CaseValueCalc's tools provide estimates for educational purposes only. They are not legal advice and do not create an attorney-client relationship.
Legal outcomes depend on many factors our calculators cannot capture: judicial discretion, local court practices, the quality of legal representation, specific facts and evidence, insurance policy limits, and negotiation skill. Real results can vary substantially from our estimates.
Always consult a licensed attorney in your state before making legal decisions. Most personal injury and family law attorneys offer free initial consultations.
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