Child Support Lawyer in Colorado
Child Support Lawyer in Colorado
Support that fits your child's real life
We help parents across Colorado set, change and collect child support. Whether you pay support or your family depends on it, you'll get honest advice, the right numbers in the formula, and a lawyer who weighs every step against what it will cost you.

Sound Familiar?
Child support touches every month of your life
Rent, groceries, school shoes. Whether you pay support or receive it, one number decides what your family can afford, and it can feel like no one sees the full picture.
Waiting on payments that never come
The first of the month comes and goes again. You cover daycare, doctor visits and school fees alone, and you're tired of asking for what your child is owed.
An amount that doesn't fit
Maybe the other parent is hiding income, or the order counts money you don't make. Either way, the number feels wrong every time you see it.
Life changed. The order didn't.
You lost a job, took a pay cut, or the kids now spend more nights with you. The old amount keeps running until a court changes it.

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About Best Interest Family Law
Support that's fair, current and paid
Colorado sets child support with a formula. It looks at both parents' incomes, how many overnights the kids spend with each of you, and costs like health insurance and child care. When life changes or support goes unpaid, the court can update the order or help you collect.
We weigh every step against what it will cost you, in money and in stress. That means getting the right numbers into the formula, settling when we can, and going to court when we must. If your income or schedule has changed, don't wait. A new amount usually only reaches back to the date you ask for it.









Process
Process
Things only get better when you take the first step.
You don't have to figure out the paperwork, negotiations, and court deadlines on your own. Book a consult online to take the first step.
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Contact us or book a consult
Start by booking a consult with one of our attorneys. Just text us directly, give us a call, or use our online booking tool to pick a time.
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Meet with a lawyer
Meet with a lawyer to talk about your situation. We listen first, then explain your options in plain language so you can make a decision.
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Move forward with confidence
We handle the filings, negotiations, and court dates so you can focus on your family and your next chapter.

FAQS
Child support is calculated using both parents’ incomes, overnights with each parents, healthcare costs, and childcare expenses. Those figures are input into a child support calculator which generates the presumptive amount.
Yes. Courts may approve modifications if there’s been a significant change in circumstances, such as relocation or employment changes.
Child support is set by the court (or agreement of the parties) based on all the relevant financial factors. Enforcement options include wage garnishment, moving for judgment orders, and contempt actions if payments aren’t made.
You can file a contempt or enforcement action to compel compliance with any court order, which includes orders arising from divorce, custody, visitation, or support orders.
Yes. Unmarried parents can establish custody and support orders by filing an allocation of parental responsibilities case (APR or custody case, for short).
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