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The document is a Support Order from the District Court of Colorado concerning parental responsibilities, child support, and spousal/partner support. It outlines the obligations of the Petitioner and Co-Petitioner/Respondent regarding financial support for their minor children, including payment schedules, amounts owed, and conditions for emancipation. The order also addresses medical insurance coverage for the children and specifies procedures for payment through the Family Support Registry.

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How can I get out of paying child support in Colorado?

Criteria for Ending Child Support A child turns 19 years old, and he/she is not still in high school or an equivalent program. The court decides that a child is emancipated. A child gets married or enters into a civil union. A child enters into active military duty.

What is the process for child support in Colorado?

To begin a child support case, a county child support office in Colorado requires an application, which can be submitted online or in person. They can then help you establish a child support order (and paternity, if required).

How to modify child support in Colorado?

Colorado has the tenth-lowest average child support payment in the U.S., at $494, as of 2019.

Does child support go down if the father has another baby in Colorado?

In most cases, a new child will qualify you for a modification of your support order. You may petition the courts in Colorado for a support modification after any changes in your financial status. This includes losing your job, changing careers, getting a demotion or promotion, or having another child.

What is the process for child support modification in Colorado?

All child support review requests must be made in writing at the county child support office handling your case. The request must also include an Income and Expense Affidavit, supporting documents and list the reason for the change. Following the review, the child support order may go up, down or stay the same.