Colorado’s Child Support Guidelines for Shared Custody
As experienced family law practitioners in Denver, we understand that navigating child support calculations in shared custody arrangements can be…
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Understanding Colorado’s Child Support Guidelines for High-Income Parents
When parents with substantial income face divorce or separation in Colorado, calculating child support becomes more complex than standard cases….
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Does Child Support Increase If Salary Increases?
This is a common question among separated parents dealing with child support. If your former spouse recently got a new…
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What Does Child Support Cover In Colorado?
Whether or not you and your spouse are staying together, your child relies on parental care during their growing-up years….
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Child Support After a Parent’s Death
Most individuals assume that the other parent will be around long after the children have grown up and are able…
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How Does Remarriage Impact Alimony and Child Support?
Spouses are typically expected to support each other financially—and this support does not necessarily end in the event of a…
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Understanding Contempt of Court in Colorado
Contempt of court refers to an individual’s behavior that defies or opposes the authority of the court. In terms of…
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How to Enforce Child Support Orders in Colorado
Child support orders are legally binding, and Colorado courts take violations of these orders very seriously. If you are a…
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Blog | Child Support | Divorce
When Can Child Support Modifications Be Made?
Colorado courts follow a standard formula to determine the amount of child support to be paid. This formula typically takes…
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Blog | Child Support | Divorce
Can I Get Interest on Any Back Child Support Owed to Me?
In a family law case involving children, a court order will always include one of two things. One might be…
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Exactly What is Retroactive Child Support?
Retroactive child support permits a court to order support for an earlier time, back when no order yet existed. These…
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Child Custody and Unmarried Parents
Nowadays, it is more and more routine for unmarried couples to have children. But what occurs when those parents decide…
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