Arrearage Calculation Worksheet - Allen County Prosecutor's Office 2026

1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Arrearage Calculation Worksheet in our editor.
2. Begin by entering your name and the custodial parent's name at the top of the form. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for identification.
3. Fill in your Social Security number, cause number, and ISETS number in the designated fields. This information helps track your case effectively.
4. Identify the 'Period of Computation' by noting the start date of your order and counting all weeks until December 31st of that year. Use the perpetual calendar provided for assistance.
5. In the '# of Payments Due' section, count how many payments you should have made during that period based on your weekly payment amount.
6. Record your ordered payment amount in the 'Amount of Order' column and calculate the total owed by multiplying this amount by '# of Payments Due'.
7. Refer to your Clerk’s payment history to find out how much you have paid during that year and enter this figure in 'Total Paid'.
8. Finally, calculate the difference between 'Total Owed' and 'Total Paid' to determine any arrears or overpayments for that year.

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