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Can I Modify My Parenting Plan Without Going to Court? If you and the other parent have agreed that a parenting time modification is in order, you do not have to go through the courts to make the desired change.
2-Year Limitation on Filing A parent cannot file a motion to modify parenting time which also seeks to change the majority residential parent within two years after a prior motion to modify the majority parent has been ruled on, absent endangerment. C.R.S.
There is no limit to how often your financial circumstances can change; thus, you can adjust your child support order as often as necessary. Your request will only be accepted if your change in circumstances is substantial, resulting in the child support order decreasing or increasing by at least 10 percent.
Determine Your Right to File for Modification Colorado courts only allow changes in child custody and decision-making orders every two years. This means that if the court changed your order in the last two years, you must wait until two years have passed to make another modification.
Can I Modify My Parenting Plan Without Going to Court? If you and the other parent have agreed that a parenting time modification is in order, you do not have to go through the courts to make the desired change.
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You will need to file a request for child custody modification with the courts in the state that has jurisdiction over your case. The courts will assess your situation and make changes to your custody order, if applicable.
Fill out Form 1415 as you would for a stipulation, but make sure to check the correct boxes for filing a motion. You must submit this form with the same court that first created the child support orders in your family. This is the only court with the power to make modifications.
In Colorado, there is not set age limit on when a child can decide which parent to live with. The court will consider the childs wishes to the extent that the child is sufficiently mature to express reasoned and independent preferences as to the parenting time schedule.
Under Colorado law, the court that entered the original orders (decisions) about your child can decide whether to change visitation. In most cases, you will have to return to the original court to change the previous court order.
Colorados custody laws state that a child may be able to refuse parenting time or a court-ordered visitation if he or she is old enough and mature enough to make this decision. This may occur at many different ages but typically starts at the age of 14.

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