Child support is designed to ensure that children continue to receive the financial support they need after their parents separate or divorce. However, circumstances can and do change over time. Parents may change jobs, incomes can fluctuate, children may develop new needs, and family dynamics often evolve over time. If your current child support order … Read More
When parents go through a divorce or separation, two of the big issues that they face are child custody and child support. Questions about who pays support, how much support will be ordered, and what factors a court will consider can easily become overwhelming. Whether you expect to pay child support or receive it, understanding … Read More
In Colorado, child support is based on the notion that both parents have an obligation to financially support their child(ren). Colorado’s child support guidelines take into account a number of factors, including parenting time, each parent’s income, and child care costs. The Colorado Assembly reviews these laws periodically to reflect current economic realities and family … Read More
