Child Support in Colorado is determined by a formula under the Child Support Guidelines.  Child Support is based upon the gross (before tax) earnings of each parent (or the possible earnings of a parent), the number of children, the time-sharing arrangement, child care costs, health insurance costs, and other extraordinary expenses of the children.  We assist clients in calculating support, determining if there are any factors which would cause a deviation from the guidelines, and in determining an appropriate amount of child support. We also assist with related matters, such as tax exemptions, and the effect of split custody or children from another relationship.

• Enforcement of child support
• Income assignment
• Garnishment
• Contempt
• Modification of child support
• Divorce, post-divorce or paternity