Can Parents Agree to No Child Support in a Colorado Divorce?

Divorce is a complex process, often fraught with emotional, financial, and legal challenges. Among the myriad of concerns that arise, the well-being of the children involved remains paramount. One of the most frequently asked questions in Colorado divorces revolves around child support: Can parents ...

Preparing to Meet with Your Divorce Attorney When preparing to start your divorce action, or if you already know that you will soon be served by your spouse, it is important to gather and organize the paperwork that will be necessary. Many people hate the idea of paperwork and even try to procrasti ...

It Starts With You If you are in the process of divorce or separating from your partner, naturally you are concerned about how the situation will impact your children. If handled poorly, it is true that divorce can negatively affect your children. However, you have the ability to significantly redu ...

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The Colorado statute regarding child support provides clear guidelines as to when a child “emancipates” for the purpose of determining when a child support obligation terminates. A child is generally considered emancipated in Colorado when he or she turns nineteen (19) years old.  At this point, ...

Contempt of Court  Colorado --The Basics  If you believe your ex-spouse or the other parent in your case has violated a court order, you may be able to file contempt against him or her. Is This the Best Remedy? If the other party has violated a court order, you are generally entit ...