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Accord combines New York’s statutory support formulas with a structured, case-based analytical model to evaluate potential maintenance and child-support outcomes. Published court decisions are systematically coded into defined variables—including income, number of children, county, procedural posture, award amounts, maintenance duration, and judicial reasoning—with key observations linked to supporting quotations and page references. Your facts are then analyzed against this coded body of decided cases to identify comparable circumstances and estimate potential outcomes grounded in actual judicial awards, with transparent calculations, assumptions, and limitations.
Income caps, self-support reserve, poverty guideline, duration and add-on shares, computed the way the statute requires.
Your facts are compared against support decisions coded from New York courts, by county, posture and family profile.
Where the statute stops, see a modeled range computed for your incomes, informed by comparable New York decisions, so you negotiate from evidence, not instinct.
Estimates support professional judgment; they are not predictions of what a court will order.
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