2005 State of Colorado Child Support Commission Report Child Support Commission Pam Hennessey, Chair-2025

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ing to Colorado child support law, COL. REV. STAT. 14-10-115, the amount of child support owed is calculated by applying a percentage (roughly 20% for one child and an additional 10% for each additional child) of the parents combined gross income to their childs needs.
However, if the unpaid amount grows significantly and the payments are missed over a long period, enforcement actions usually escalate. It often takes several months of non-payment, plus a considerable balance due, before a warrant is issued.
Your employer sets up the child support order to first pay for current monthly support and then the past due child support. An employer can take up to 60% of your paycheck.
As a general rule in the state, legal action to collect this payment can be initiated at any time, as there is no statute of limitation on child support arrears or retroactive child support.
The State of Colorado Child Support Commission is required by Title IV of the Social Security Act and created pursuant to C.R.S. 14-10-115 The Commission is charged with conducting a review of the child support guidelines and examining discretionary issues presented by members and various stakeholders.
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Legal Precedents and Limitations in Colorado In Colorado, retroactive child support can be ordered back to when a parent first asked for child support or requested changes to an existing order. A court order is essential for enforcing retroactive child support in Colorado.
In juvenile court, support can be ordered back to the date of the childs birth, but there is a five-year cap on retroactivity. The non-custodial parent can also be required to contribute to the mothers pre-natal or post-natal expenses if not covered by insurance in juvenile court.

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