Child Support Payment Plans

Summary

In Colorado, child support is mandatory, and failure to pay can result in drivers license suspension. To reinstate your license, you can request a hearing or set up a payment plan by contacting your local child support office. The payment plan should be based on your financial situation, and consistent payments are necessary to avoid further penalties.

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Is there any law that says child support is mandatory
Hey ****! Yes, in Colorado, child support is mandatory. Here are some key points:
- Colorado law requires both parents to support their children.
- Child support is calculated based on the Income Shares Model.
- The court considers income, parenting time, and other factors.
Is there a specific child support issue you're dealing with?
yes
What's the specific child support issue you're facing? This will help me provide more precise information.
my license got taken away as a result in falling behind on child support
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In Colorado, non-payment of child support can lead to the suspension of your driver's license. You can request a hearing to contest the suspension or set up a payment plan to reinstate your license.
Would you like more information on how to request a hearing or set up a payment plan?
yes
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You can request a hearing or set up a payment plan to reinstate your license.
- To request a hearing, contact the Colorado Child Support Enforcement Unit.
- To set up a payment plan, you must contact your local child support office.
Would you like to know more about the hearing process or setting up a payment plan?
more about setting up payment plan
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To set up a payment plan for child support in Colorado:
- Contact your local child support office.
- Provide details about your financial situation.
- Negotiate terms that are manageable for you.
- Make consistent payments to avoid further penalties.
Would you like more detailed steps on how to contact your local child support office?
no
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Since you don't need more detailed steps, you may want to reach out to your local child support office directly to discuss setting up a payment plan based on your financial situation.