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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the jdf 1405 form in the editor.
- Begin by filling in the court address and case number at the top of the form. Ensure that all information is accurate to avoid delays.
- In the 'In re' section, specify whether this pertains to a marriage, civil union, or parental responsibilities. Select the appropriate checkbox.
- Complete the petitioner and co-petitioner/respondent sections with their names. This identifies who is involved in the modification request.
- In Section I, review and check the appropriate box based on your agreement regarding child support modification. Provide any necessary details in the space provided.
- Section II requires you to outline specific orders from the court regarding child support payments. Fill in all relevant fields including payment amounts and dates.
- Finally, complete the certificate of mailing section by entering the date and signing as required before submitting your form.
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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.
How long does it take for a child support modification to take effect?
A child support order will usually take affect the day hearing is concluded and the general rule is that the support is retroactive to the day the person filed for modifications.
How long does a child support modification take in Colorado?
It can take up to six months to review and change an order. The Colorado link includes both the Review and Adjustment Request form and the required Income and Expense Affidavit. Use this form to request a review of your current child support order.
How to fill out a JDF 76?
Begin by filling out your personal information and contact details. Provide the details of the case including case number and parties involved. Indicate whether other parties agree with your request. Clearly state your request to the Court in the designated section.
How long does child support take to process in Colorado?
Receiving Child Support Payments. How long does it take for the Family Support Registry (FSR) to process a payment and send it out? Payments received with the FSR account number and payors name are processed on the same business day they are received. Payment is typically sent on the following business day.
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How to collect back child support in Colorado?
If the person who owes you child support and/or maintenance does not pay when a payment is due, a money judgment is automatically entered against that person. Before you can file garnishment paperwork to collect the money, you must first fill out and file JDF 1813 Verified Entry of Support Judgment with the court.