Overview
Child Support in Colorado Springs
Colorado calculates child support using statutory worksheets, but the inputs are often disputed: income, overnights, health insurance, and work-related child care. Small differences in those inputs can change the monthly amount.
We make sure the numbers reflect reality. That includes documenting self-employment income, accounting for variable bonuses, and making sure the parenting time schedule on paper matches what is actually happening.
When circumstances change, such as a job loss, a move, or a change in parenting time, we file for a modification. We also handle enforcement when the other parent stops paying.
Filing in El Paso County
In El Paso County, the court addresses child support in any divorce or custody case involving children, and El Paso County Child Support Services can also help establish orders. Financial disclosures, including a sworn financial statement, are due within 42 days of service. Read our El Paso County family court guide.