Yes, changes in the amount of parenting time can affect the guideline calculation and therefore support. Colorado law allows support to be modified when there [...]

In 2026, Colorado child support changes are usually based on a change in circumstances that is substantial and continuing, and the court focuses on updated [...]

Yes, Colorado courts apply the child support guidelines and may impute income when a parent is voluntarily unemployed or underemployed. The guidelines require the court [...]

In most cases the court can only change support for installments that come due after you file your motion. Colorado law says child support and [...]

If the parents agree on modifying child support in Colorado, they can submit a stipulated agreement to the court for approval. This agreement should outline [...]

The time it takes to process a child support modification in Colorado can vary depending on several factors, such as the complexity of the case [...]

Yes, an attorney can help with child support modification in Denver. They provide valuable assistance by assessing whether you qualify for a modification based on [...]

To qualify for a child support modification in Colorado, a parent must demonstrate a significant and continuing change in circumstances since the original child support [...]