As outlined by the Colorado Judicial Branch in their guide “Criteria for Changing Child Support”, parents may request a change to a child support order when a substantial and continuing change in circumstances occurs.
Child support is not set in stone. If your financial situation — or the other parent’s — has changed significantly since the court issued the original order, you may be eligible for a modification. A common example is a notable increase or decrease in income, whether due to job loss, promotion, or career change.
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